secularization
US /ˌsekjələrəˈzeɪʃn/
・UK /ˌsekjələraɪˈzeɪʃn/
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n. (u.)Uncountable NounRemoving religious control in education, art etc.
The secularization of local schools make it easier for many children to apply
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Fareed's Take: People around the world are dissatisfied with democracy
- In recent years, the shocks that most unsettled people deindustrialization, automation, migration, secularization generate a sense of personal rather than social unfairness.
In recent years, the shocks that most unsettled people deindustrialization, automation, migration, secularization generate a sense of personal rather than social unfairness.
- In recent years, the shocks that most unsettled people deindustrialization, automation, migration, secularization generate a sense of personal rather than social unfairness.
In recent years, the shocks that most unsettled people deindustrialization, automation, migration, secularization generate a sense of personal rather than social unfairness.
Germany from Above - Spectacular Route from Lindau to Berchtesgaden (HD)
- In 1802 the monastery was closed down during a period of secularization and the abbot stripped of his office.
In 1802 the monastery was closed down during a period of secularization and the abbot stripped of his office.
- But all this came to an end with the secularization of church property in 1803.
But all this came to an end with the secularization of church property in 1803.