1. made secular; removed from religious or spiritual influence or control
Usage: British spelling

Examples

• The secularised education system no longer included mandatory prayer.
• Many European countries have become increasingly secularised over the past century.
• The hospital was secularised and is now run by the state rather than the church.
• She grew up in a secularised household where religion played no role.
• The secularised government separated church and state completely.
• Traditional festivals became secularised celebrations focused on culture rather than faith.