IPA: /ˈsɛkjʊləraɪzər/
KK: /sɛk.jə.lə.raɪ.zər/
A person who makes something secular, meaning they separate it from religious or spiritual influences.
The secularizer worked to ensure that education was free from religious teachings.
Secularizer → It is formed from "secular" (from Latin "saecularis", meaning worldly or temporal) and "-izer" (a suffix used to indicate a person or thing that performs a specified action). The word "secularizer" refers to a person or thing that makes something secular or worldly, often in the context of separating from religious influence.
Think of someone making something more 'worldly' ('secular') — the '-izer' means a person who does that action. This helps you remember that a secularizer is someone who brings a worldly perspective.