secularly (Meaning)

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secularly (adv.)

In a secular or worldly manner.

The government should remain secularly neutral, avoiding religious affiliations or endorsements.
The country's constitution guarantees the secularization of the state, prohibiting the establishment of a national religion.
Secularly speaking, we must acknowledge that all humans have equal rights and dignity, regardless of their beliefs.
The museum's exhibits present a secularly diverse range of cultures and histories.
The school promotes a secularly tolerant environment, where students can express their beliefs without fear of discrimination.
Many modern societies are moving towards secularization, embracing the separation of religion and state.
The university maintains a secularly inclusive curriculum, offering courses on various religions without promoting any particular one.
Secularly minded individuals reject supernatural or religious explanations for natural phenomena.
The organization's mission is to provide secularly-based social services to people of all backgrounds.
The country's laws must be secularly applied, ensuring equal treatment and protection for all citizens.

In a secular or worldly manner.

nonreligious,temporal, pagan, atheistic, laic, profane, godless, irreligious,physical, nonsectarian

sacred, spiritual, spiritual, religious,religious, divine, divine, sacred, sacrosanct, reverent

The government should remain secularly neutral, avoiding religious affiliations or endorsements.

The country's constitution guarantees the secularization of the state, prohibiting the establishment of a national religion.

Secularly speaking, we must acknowledge that all humans have equal rights and dignity, regardless of their beliefs.

The museum's exhibits present a secularly diverse range of cultures and histories.