different between laicise vs laicize
laicise
English
Etymology
laic +? -ise
Verb
laicise (third-person singular simple present laicises, present participle laicising, simple past and past participle laicised)
- Alternative spelling of laicize
laicise From the web:
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- what is laicised mean
laicize
English
Etymology
From laic (“layperson”) +? -ize (“verbal suffix”).
Verb
laicize (third-person singular simple present laicizes, present participle laicizing, simple past and past participle laicized)
- (transitive) To convert from church controlled to independent of the church; to secularize.
- They will laicise each of the schools in the district.
- (transitive) To reduce from clergy to layman.
- Due to his controversial views the Vatican decided to laicise the priest.
- (intransitive) To convert to lay status.
- The soup kitchen laicised, it moved out of the church and registered as an independent non-profit.
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