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uncivil
[uhn-siv-uhl]
uncivil
/ ˌʌnsɪˈvɪlɪtɪ, ʌnˈsɪvəl /
adjective
lacking civility or good manners
an obsolete word for uncivilized
Other 51Թ Forms
- uncivility noun
- uncivilness noun
- uncivilly adverb
- ܲˈ adverb
Example Sentences
It intervenes if people are uncivil to each other, and it guides people in coming up with the key questions that they want to ask panels of competing experts who represent different points of view.
As Jamieson noted, “We’re influenced by what we see around us. If I hear a lot of what we would traditionally mark off as uncivil discourse, it seems normal to me.”
Mainly, what I don’t fully fathom is why any American could vote for an uncivil creep like Donald Trump.
Now the Republican Party knows it is left with a complete, anti-American, uncivil lowlife who lies as he breathes and contaminates everything he touches.
About 2 million California Republicans voted for a lying, uncivil, fraudulent con man.
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