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secularisms

secularisms is the plural of secularism.

Meaning of secularism

Noun

secularism (countable and uncountable, plural secularisms)

  1. Neutrality towards all religions.
    • state secularism
  2. The political belief in the separation of church and state, i.e. the position that religious belief should not influence public and governmental decisions.
    • And I have further to say, that I believe as much as Mr. Bradlaugh, or any other man in the room, in freethought; and I invite every Secularist to break off from him for ever the shackles that bind him in the superstition of his Secularism.1870, Secularism. Report of a public discussion between the Rev. Alexander J. Harrison and Mr. Charles Bradlaugh held in Newcastle-upon-Tyne, on Sept. 13 & 14, 1870, page 72

Questions about secularisms

What is secularisms the plural of?
Secularisms is the plural of secularism.

Words near secularisms in the dictionary

  1. seculariser
  2. secularisers
  3. secularises
  4. secularising
  5. secularism
  6. secularisms
  7. secularist
  8. secularistic
  9. secularistically
  10. secularists
  11. secularities

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