different between secularise vs secularist
secularise
English
Verb
secularise (third-person singular simple present secularises, present participle secularising, simple past and past participle secularised)
- Alternative spelling of secularize
secularise From the web:
- what does secularism mean
- what is secularism mean
secularist
English
Etymology
secular +? -ist
Noun
secularist (plural secularists)
- A person who believes in or supports secularism.
Translations
Anagrams
- saluretics, sterculias
secularist From the web:
- secularism means
- what does secularism mean
- what do secularists believe
- what do secularists believe about the theory of evolution
- what do secularists believe about the theory of evolution quizlet
- what does secularism
- secularism religion
- what is secularism in islam
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