secular
Prononciation : [ˈsɛkjələr]
Mot
Contexte : « religion »
(adjective) something that is not connected to religion. When we say something is secular, it means it is about everyday life and not about religious beliefs or practices.
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The school teaches a secular curriculum, focusing on science and math without including religious teachings.
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The secular government doesn’t make laws based on religious beliefs.
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What are some examples of secular celebrations in our culture?
Contexte : « time »
(adjective) something that lasts for a long time, often many years. When we say secular in this context, we might be talking about changes or trends that happen over generations, not quickly.
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The secular trend in population growth shows an increase over the last century.
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The secular trend did not apply during the economic downturn last year.
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How do we measure secular change in the climate over time?
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