Presecular

adj

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Definitions

Adjective
  1. 1
    Prior to a secular era. not-comparable

    "In presecular times, religion was a sponsor of political regimes. It lent politics both legitimacy and legality."

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"In presecular times, religion was a sponsor of political regimes. It lent politics both legitimacy and legality."

Etymology

From pre- + secular.

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