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pro-secular

pro-secular adjective: in favour of secular rather than religious government and laws.

Adjective

pro-secular (comparative more pro-secular, superlative most pro-secular)

  1. In favour of secular rather than religious government and laws

Forms of pro-secular

comparativemore pro-secular
superlativemost pro-secular
alternative formprosecular

Origin of pro-secular

From pro- + secular.

Questions about pro-secular

What does pro-secular mean?
Pro-secular means in favour of secular rather than religious government and laws.
What part of speech is pro-secular?
Pro-secular is an adjective.

Words near pro-secular in the dictionary

  1. pro-proteins
  2. pro-rail
  3. pro-rata
  4. pro-regime
  5. pro-Russian
  6. pro-secular
  7. pro-Semite
  8. pro-Semites
  9. pro-sentence
  10. pro-sentences
  11. pro-sex

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