Secular

sek’u-lar, adj. pertaining to an age or generation coming or observed only once in a century: geol.) gradually becoming appreciable in the couisc of ages pertaining to the present world, or to tilings not spiritual not bound by monastic rules. — a layman an ecclesiastic not bound by monastic rules. adv. Seo'ularly. [L. setularis srculut/i, an age, a generation Sooulanse,.sek'ii-laMr, v.t. to make secular: to «_on\ert {rum.spiritual to common use. n, Sectllarlsatlon