Definition Synonyms
Definition of uncivil - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
impolitelacking civility or good manners
- His uncivil remarks upset everyone at the meeting.
2.
primitivenot civilized or culturally developed
- The uncivil tribes had no written language.
Origin of uncivil
Latin, un- (not) + civilis (civil)
Examples of uncivil in a sentence
The debate turned uncivil quickly, shocking the audience. The uncivil society lacked basic infrastructure. Their uncivil behavior shocked the visitors.
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- French:incivil, primitif, ...
- German:unhöflich, unzivilisiert, ...
- Italian:scortese, ...
- Spanish:descortés, incivilizado, ...
- Portuguese:indelicado, não civilizado, ...
- Chinese:无礼的, 未开化的, ...
- Japanese:無礼な, 未開の, ...
- Arabic:غَيْر مُهَذَّب, غَيْر مُتَحَضِّر, ...
- Hebrew:לֹא מְנוּמָס, פְּרִימִיטִיבִי, ...
- Russian:грубый, нецивилизованный, ...
- Ukrainian:грубий, нецивілізований, ...
- Hindi:अशिष्ट, अनागरिक, ...
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