uncivilised UK
ˌʌnˈsɪvɪˌlaɪzd
See also: uncivilized (US)
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Definition of uncivilised - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
behaviorRareUKshowing a lack of manners or politenessRareUK
  • His uncivilised behavior shocked the guests.
impolite rude uncouth
2.
primitiveRareUKnot advanced in social, cultural, or moral developmentRareUK
  • The tribe was considered uncivilised by colonial standards..
barbaric primitive
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Origin of uncivilised

Latin, incivilis (not civil)

Examples of uncivilised in a sentence

  • Her uncivilised actions were frowned upon by the community.
  • The explorers viewed the remote village as uncivilised.
  • Their uncivilised behavior shocked the guests.

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  1. French:grossier, non civilisé, ...
  2. German:unhöflich, unzivilisiert, ...
  3. Italian:incivile, primitivo, ...
  4. Spanish:incivilizado, primitivo, ...
  5. Portuguese:incivilizado, não civilizado, ...
  6. Chinese:不文明的, 未开化的, ...
  7. Japanese:無作法な, 未開の, ...
  8. Arabic:غير مهذب, غير متحضر, ...
  9. Hebrew:חֲסַר נִימוּס, לֹא מְתוּרְבָּת, ...
  10. Russian:невоспитанный, примитивный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:нецивілізований, примітивний, ...
  12. Hindi:असभ्य, अप्रगतिशील, ...

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