1. Civilised synonyms, Civilised pronunciation, Civilised translation, English dictionary definition of Civilised

2. Civilised (comparative more Civilised, superlative most Civilised) Non-Oxford British English spelling of civilized; Antonyms

3. ordered, civilised, advanced.

4. Civilised Mess, London, United Kingdom

5. What are synonyms for Civilised?

6. Civilised is an alternative form of civilized. As adjectives the difference between Civilised and civilized is that Civilised is (chieflybritish) (civilized) while civilized is having a highly developed society or culture

7. Synonyms for Civilised in Free Thesaurus

8. What does Civilised mean? Information and translations of Civilised in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on …

9. A Civilised leader must eschew violence

10. Let's discuss this like Civilised people.

11. Definition of Civilised in the Definitions.net dictionary

12. No civilised country should deem their use lawful.

13. (British English also Civilised) jump to other results

14. Civilised Mess are a theatrical event production company

15. No civilised woman would have intentions regarding him.

16. 7 They're brutal people behind their civilised veneer.

17. For all its civilised aspect, Oxford is prone to rancour.

18. The Civilised Savage explores the journey through modern manhood

19. 26 Terrorism is totally unacceptable in a civilised world.

20. Outside of North America it is spelled civilise and Civilised.

21. Outside of North America it is spelled Civilise and Civilised.

22. 6 synonyms for Civilised: civilized, cultured, genteel, polite, civilized, cultivated

23. Civilised definition: Collins Dictionary Definition Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

24. Synonyms: Civilised; civilized Context example: terrorist acts that shocked the civilized world

25. Vigorous rather than rampant, cultivated Blackberries are more civilised than their wild cousins

26. Acting on its own, the state cannot Civilise people or enforce Civilised behaviour

27. Acting on its own, the state cannot Civilise people or enforce Civilised behaviour

28. Synonyms for Acculturated include civilised, civilized, cultivated, assimilated, sophisticated, improved, humanized, enlightened, socialized and bettered

29. 1 London is confident and alive, resonating with all the qualities of a civilised city.

30. I believe in a Civilised political dialogue even if there are differences or ideological issues.

31. A γ-class or Civilised world is a classification of planet type in the Imperium.

32. I believe in a Civilised political dialogue even if there are differences or ideological issues.

33. Synonyms for Civilised include developed, modernized, modernised, civilized, industrialized, technologized, advanced, fast-tracked, industrialised and progressed

34. When John was so short-tempered,[Sentencedict.com ] it hardly seemed possible to conduct a civilised conversation.

35. Adjectives for Civilise include civic, civil, civilest, civilisational, Civilised, civilish, civilizable, civilizational, civilized, civill and civilizing

36. What should have been a civilised debate degenerated into an unseemly row between the two sides.

37. Although I previously trailed it as a "Bunfight" it was actually a very civilised and respectful discussion

38. The manner in which the trail of the riot cases had proceeded is unthinkable in any civilised country.

39. Are you quite mad, as well as totally lacking in any of the trappings of civilised society? Sentencedict.com

40. Civilise translation french, English - French dictionary, meaning, see also 'Civilise',Civilised',civilize',civilized', example of use, definition, conjugation

41. Battlement is an Imperial civilised world, homeworld of the now renegade Emperor's Liberators chapter and Agents of Liberty regiment

42. 20 The general problem for anarchists has been that a majority of most civilised populations will balk at attacks on the innocent.

43. Civilised - having a high state of culture and development both social and technological; "terrorist acts that shocked the civilized world"

44. Exploding toilets, diseased baths and flooding Cesspits: how civilised were the Romans? While all-conquering empire spread sanitation far and wide, …

45. Q: We on this scepter’d isle wonder why you Yanks are so intent on replacing the s’s in our Civilised spellings with z’s.

46. Of all the types of settlement in the Imperium, Civilised worlds are the most common (although the term "Civilised" here refers to their urban landscapes rather than to any pretence of social decorum.)On these self-sufficient worlds, the main population centres tend to be large cities or other urban environments

47. At the same time, most Civilised countries have their capital as a City, offering more than enough space to hold 36 Pops

48. 11 Indeed the habits of our civilised forebears at work and play would not always stand up to the scrutiny of the modern conscience.

49. But again, some of the most important times to exercise these pro-Civilised behaviours are when ‘the going gets tough’ and we are under pressure.

50. I heard that Civilised was archaic and it is now spelled > with the "z." If anybody knows for sure, please let me know

51. Pro-Civilised behaviour - sharing, helping, reaching out - all of these behaviours can take effort, especially when we’re not in the mood for doing them (see ‘self awareness’ above)

52. Civilise (third-person singular simple present Civilises, present participle civilising, simple past and past participle Civilised) To educate or enlighten a person or people to a perceived higher standard of behaviour.

53. As her tweet makes unambiguously clear, it is a given for Beard that Oxfam staff were 'civilised' prior to being "Barbarised" by the Haitian context, writes Tilley [Reuters]

54. The ‘Civilised man’ versus the ‘barbarian’ On the one hand, there is something to be said about the idea of mankind as a group defined, beyond gender, race, or class, by a characteristic

55. The core line of argument of this article is that whether and how warfare could be civilised/Barbarised primarily depends on the political elite and military brass who can utilise technologies for

56. Cultivated - marked by refinement in taste and manners; "Cultivated speech"; "cultured Bostonians"; "cultured tastes"; "a genteel old lady"; "polite society" cultured , genteel , polite , civilised , civilized

57. Punch by Mark Lemon, Henry Mayhew, Tom Taylor, Shirley Brooks, Francis Cowley Burnand, Owen Seaman (1888) "Fancy Philistia civilised through the kitchen and the pantry Pompeii left a Blesseder bequest than—we '11 say CHANTREY.

58. Incorporating a combination of primary source observations with engaging secondary narrative, this book is an excellent exploration of the notion of a ' Civilised wilderness'--an interesting parallel of the civilising mentality with which colonialists approached the settlement of Australia.

59. Other races were infantilised or Barbarised, or held up as object lessons in the perils of racial degeneration.: To the horror of the colonisers, the home or metropolitan culture secretly or even publicly may consider the natives more civilised than the Barbarised colonisers.

60. ‘A Compassionate and civilised society must find a way to understand and accommodate refugees.’ ‘Kitty was full of good nature and her kind and Compassionate ways endeared her to one and all.’ ‘If we cannot be Compassionate to animals, heaven help the human race.’

61. I do not deny having taken part in the fight but I did so as a member of the regular fighting forces of the Provisional Government of Free India who waged war for the liberation of their motherland according to the rules of civilised warfare .

62. That's where Civilised Sporting with Cecily comes in! In this brand new series, we show you sports for women by women! We'll give you the background on each sport by having women explain the history and object using female vernacular, while incorporating the official sports jargon.

63. Civilised: 1 adj having a high state of culture and development both social and technological Synonyms: civilized advanced (of societies) highly developed especially in technology or industry civil of or in a condition of social order humane showing evidence of moral and intellectual advancement educated possessing an education (especially

64. Civilized: 1 adj having a high state of culture and development both social and technological “terrorist acts that shocked the civilized world” Synonyms: Civilised advanced (of societies) highly developed especially in technology or industry civil of or in a condition of social order humane showing evidence of …

65. ‘Sister Miriam was tucked under his Brawny arm, her head resting on her father's chest.’ ‘It tastes beefy in every respect: fleshy, Brawny and intense.’ ‘Under the hood there's a Brawny but ultimately very civilised 2.4-litre engine, outputting 170 hp.’ ‘Going Brawny seems to be the best and easiest way.’

66. Answer: Well there is no place for violence in our democracy, therefore any act of violence is to be condemned, on that point I am absolutely clear that nothing is gained by pursuit of violence, howsoever angry one may feel, there are more civilised ways of expressing one's anger and frustration.

67. ‘It is an Affront to normal, decent, peace-abiding people of the civilised world.’ ‘All, however, recognized that it was an Affront to academic freedom and a violation of faculty autonomy.’ ‘‘Homelessness in all its forms is an Affront to social justice,’ he said.’ ‘This is not simply an Affront to …

68. Civilized, also UK: civilised adj adjective: Describes a noun or pronoun--for example, "a tall girl," "an interesting book," "a big house." (tamed, controlled) civile agg aggettivo: Descrive o specifica un sostantivo: "Una persona fidata" - "Con un cacciavite piccolo" - "Questioni controverse"

69. In Civilising Subjects, Catherine Hall argues that the idea of empire was at the heart of mid-nineteenth-century British self-imagining, with peoples such as the "Aborigines" in Australia and the "negroes" in Jamaica serving as markers of difference separating "civilised" English from "savage" others.

70. Civilisations episode 1 - Second Moment of CreationCivilisations episode 1 - The Second Moment of Creation: the first film by Simon Schama looks at the formative role art and the creative imagination have played in the forging of humanity itself.The film opens with Simon's passionate endorsement of the creative spirit in humanity and the way in which art can help to forge the civilised life.