Civilisations is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CIVILISATIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• CIVILISATION, the state of being civilised, also CIVILIZATION
• the stage of human social and cultural development and organization that is considered most advanced
• the process by which a society or place reaches an advanced stage of social and cultural development and organization.
• the society, culture, and way of life of a particular area
• the comfort and convenience of modern life, regarded as available only in towns and cities
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• chiefly British variant of civilization, civilize

Words related to CIVILISATIONS

civilisation17

How to use CIVILISATIONS in a sentence

• It is not until we come to examine the records of the higher civilisations of Assyria and Egypt that we discover any distinct varieties of canine form.
• Nor upon this second can one take up so obvious a position touching the other civilisations or semi-civilisations of the world.
• But this quality in Prussia does have one effect which has reference to the same question of the lower civilisations.
• We are coming honestly to believe that the world is richer for the existence both of other civilisations and of other racial types than our own.
• John Smith might serve in some respects for the common man of all the modern civilisations.
• Previous men have died, previous civilisations have collapsed, if not of acute, then of chronic financial disorders.
• But this quality in Prussia does have one effect which has reference to the same quest of the lower civilisations.
• In short, that the animal creation has been pretty thoroughly, though half unconsciously, explored, by the every-day habits of rude races and simple civilisations.
• The result gives us the really military civilisations of Venezuela, Colombia, Nicaragua, and Paraguay.
• He who had sent his people Israel into Egypt and Babylon that they might be benefited by coming into contact with other civilisations, sent St.
• Down from the mainland of Asia poured an Aryan drift that built civilisations in Ceylon, Java, and Sumatra.
• Huxley argued that the various philosophies and civilisations of the past had led by different paths to a similar conclusion.
• It characterised all the civilisations of ancient times, at the height of their prosperity, and was really the beginning of their decay.
• Our religions, our civilisations, our ideas, our laws, change as do the nebulae and the shifting continents we build on.
• It was a shining bridge connecting two shining civilisations.
• The highest gratitude and respect are due to the great human civilisations such as the old Egyptian or the existing Chinese.
• This is why very old civilisations, as those of many insects, and the greater number of now living organisms, appear to the eye not to change at all.
• They will not blend with Chinese wine, any more than the two civilisations will come together as one.
• I thought of all the civilisations that had been, that were not, that were as though they had never been.
• There he had seen within the city walls, three Popes, a Patriarch of Constantinople, the Emperors of East and West, and the most eminent men of both civilisations.
• The civilisations of Babylonia and Egypt were already decrepid when the ancestors of Perikles were still barbarians.
• Everywhere one sees traces of vanished races and submerged civilisations.
• In the earliest civilisations nature is more prominent than man, and the imagination is more stimulated than the understanding.
• In the European civilisations man is the more prominent, and the understanding is more stimulated than the imagination.
• It is now necessary to point out the essential difference between modern European and other civilisations.
• With these has been lost her youthful contempt for older civilisations, whom she was apt to regard as decaying because they sent her emigrants.
• It is indeed just here that we find a certain clash between the modern view of life and the view of earlier civilisations.
• But in the relations of Europe with alien and independent civilisations, such as that of China, we still see brutal arrogance and vulgar ignorance producing their natural results.

Similar words containing CIVILISATION without suffix s

civilisation17 civilisational19 subcivilisation22

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