Civilizations is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CIVILIZATIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• CIVILIZATION, the state of being civilized, also CIVILISATION
• the stage of human social development and organization which is considered most advanced
• the process by which a society or place reaches an advanced stage of social 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:
• a relatively high level of cultural and technological development; the stage of cultural development at which writing and the keeping of written records is attained; the culture characteristic of a particular time or place

Words related to CIVILIZATIONS

civilization26

Words that contain CIVILIZATIONS

supercivilizations34

How to use CIVILIZATIONS in a sentence

• The human heart beats to the same sentiments that it does under all civilizations and conditions of life.
• These civilizations of the old world, among which the Mesopotamian and the Nilotic were the earliest, were built on no unsound foundations.
• This has not been equally true of older civilizations with a more clearly defined culture or a more searching social discipline.
• Looking back the little distance that our dim eyes can penetrate the past, what do we find? Civilizations, built up with infinite care, swept aside and lost.
• Therefore, the material and the divine, or merciful, civilizations must progress together until the highest aspirations and desires of humanity shall become realized.
• Formerly that plain bore the fruit of the finest civilizations of the past.
• Whether they presented themselves as enemies or colonists they brought with them something of Asia, the great mother of civilizations.
• Civilizations have risen and perished by despotism or anarchy, 844-m.
• Such as he would fight fair and hold this war of the civilizations up to something like the standards of civilization.
• Nor did these old civilizations forbear to reach hands across the sea and share with the young and lusty West the fruits of their knowledge.
• Such argue that our accomplishments and our interests are in other fields, where we more than match the accomplishments of older civilizations.
• This infant of yesterday stands forth to-day a giant, vigorous, active, and courageous, and accepts with dignity its manifest destiny at the head of powers and civilizations.
• It is also possible to understand the history of previous civilizations in cycle after cycle of their rise, their development, decline and extinction.
• This description of civilization covers the essential features of western civilization and the sequence of predecessor civilizations for which adequate records exist.
• We know more or less about a score of civilizations that have occupied portions of the earth during several thousand years.
• These thoughts about culture and civilization should be supplemented by noting the relationship between civilizations and empires.
• There have been scholarly reports on particular civilizations.
• The steps in this process have been clearly marked in earlier civilizations.
• In the long time intervals and the wide geographical distances that have separated civilizations human beings have lived within more local and less complex social structures.
• During their periods of expansion civilizations are dynamic.
• The Spenglerian perspective is based on the assumption of a normal pattern in the growth and decline of civilizations.
• Previous civilizations known to history have been limited by oceans, deserts and other geographical barriers.
• We may make the same comment, with slight modifications, on intentional communities organized within the bounds of surrounding civilizations.
• And, then, I won a prize for an essay on the three most important things that the United States has contributed to the civilizations of the Old World.
• We now know that Greece and Rome, far from standing near the beginning of recorded history, were the heirs of a long series of civilizations.
• The Greeks in their turn were aware that they owed the rudiments of their science to the ancient civilizations of the Nile and the Euphrates.

Similar words containing CIVILIZATION without suffix s

civilization26 civilizational28 subcivilization31 supercivilization33 supercivilizations34

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