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  • adjective Somewhat secular.

Etymologies

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semi- +‎ secular

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Examples

  • Michael Scheuer, the former CIA official once charged with tracking down Osama bin Laden, suggests that the American delusion is that "by establishing a minority-dominated semisecular, pro-Indian government [in Kabul], we would neither threaten the identity nor raise the ire of the Pashtun tribes nor endanger Pakistan's national security."

    Tom Hayden: Obama's Wars 2009

  • Michael Scheuer, the former CIA official once charged with tracking down Osama bin Laden, suggests that the American delusion is that "by establishing a minority-dominated semisecular, pro-Indian government [in Kabul], we would neither threaten the identity nor raise the ire of the Pashtun tribes nor endanger Pakistan's national security."

    Tom Hayden: Chasing Needles by Burning Haystacks 2008

  • In other words, it will be less like secular, liberal-democratic Italy and more like authoritarian, semisecular Jordan.

    Turkey Versus Turkey 2008

  • Michael Scheuer, the former CIA official once charged with tracking down Osama bin Laden, suggests that the American delusion is that "by establishing a minority-dominated semisecular, pro-Indian government [in Kabul], we would neither threaten the identity nor raise the ire of the Pashtun tribes nor endanger Pakistan's national security."

    The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com 2009

  • Michael Scheuer, the former CIA official once charged with tracking down Osama bin Laden, suggests that the American delusion is that "by establishing a minority-dominated semisecular, pro-Indian government [in Kabul], we would neither threaten the identity nor raise the ire of the Pashtun tribes nor endanger Pakistan's national security."

    The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com 2009

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