sec·u·lar·ize 
(sĕkyə-lə-rīz′)
(sĕkyə-lə-rīz′)tr.v. sec·u·lar·ized, sec·u·lar·iz·ing, sec·u·lar·iz·es
1. To transfer from ecclesiastical or religious to civil or lay use or ownership: "The ... government ... had secularized the charitable institutions of the Church" (David I. Kertzer).
2. To draw away from religious orientation; make worldly: a society that has become secularized.
3. To lift the monastic restrictions from (a member of the clergy).
sec′u·lar·i·zation (-lər-ĭ-zāshən) n.
- persnicketiness
- persnickety
- person
- persona
- personable
- personableness
- personably
- personage
- persona grata
- personal
- personal care
- personal computer
- personal digital assistant
- personal effects
- personal equation
- personal foul
- personalia
- personalism
- personalist
- personalistic
- personality
- personality disorder
- personality test
- personalization
- personalize