1. One who, discarding as irrelevant all theories and observances bearing upon the other world and its interests, holds that we ought to confine our attention solely to the immediate problems and duties of this.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• seculrist,
• secularisim,
• secularised,
• seclarise,
• secularis,
• sekularise,
• secularizm,
• secularsm,
• aecularist,
• zecularist,
• xecularist,
• decularist,
• eecularist,
• wecularist,
• secularistt,
• sekularist,
• Secterist,
• secualist,
• speculattist,
• speculatistt

• secularize,
• secularised,
• secular games,
• secular,
• secularism,
• secularise,
• secularized.

The adjective form of the word "secularist" is "secular".

The plural of the "secularist" can be the "secularists".

The singular of the "secularist" can be the "secularist".