nonsacred
/ˌnɑnˈseɪkrɪd/
adjective
- Not considered holy or worthy of religious respect; secular.
- In a nonsacred space like a town hall, people of all faiths can gather.
- The museum displays both sacred and nonsacred artifacts from ancient cultures.
- The song was originally a nonsacred folk tune, later adapted for church use.
- Not treated with special reverence or protected from criticism; ordinary.
- In a democracy, no political idea is nonsacred; everything can be debated.
- For the chef, even the most traditional recipe was nonsacred and open to change.
- The comedian treated every topic as nonsacred, making jokes about everything.