secularity noun. [sɛkjʊ'larɪti] LME.
[French sécularité or medieval Latin saecularitas, from Latin saecularis SECULAR: see -ITY.]
1. Secular jurisdiction or power. LME-M16.

2. a. Occupation with secular affairs, esp. on the part of the clergy; secular spirit or behaviour. Also, worldliness, absence of religious principle or feeling. LME.
■ Isaac Taylor Pride and secularity have crept upon those to whom mankind..look up for..heavenly-mindedness.
b. Secular or non-sacred character; absence of connection with religion. L19.

3. A secular matter; in pl., secular affairs; worldly possessions or pursuits. E16.
■ C. Kingsley The morning he spent at the school, or in parish secularities.

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