1. to make secular; to remove from religious or spiritual influence or control
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘secularize’

Examples

• The government secularizes public education by removing religious instruction.
• The reform movement secularizes traditional ceremonies.
• Modern society often secularizes ancient rituals.
• The new constitution secularizes the legal system.
• The university secularizes its curriculum to welcome all students.
• The policy secularizes healthcare services in public hospitals.