Civilizing is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CIVILIZING in dictionary:

VERB:
• CIVILIZE, to instruct in refinements, also CIVILISE
• polite and good-mannered
• bring (a place or people) to a stage of social development considered to be more advanced
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to bring out of savagery

Words related to CIVILIZING

civilize22 civilized24 civilizes23

Words that contain CIVILIZING

decivilizing28

How to use CIVILIZING in a sentence

• But the greatest industry and the least corruption of morals were in the interior, where they were out of the way of this civilizing connexion.
• The plan for civilizing the Indians proved a failure.
• The condensed milk was the one biggest factor in the civilizing of Muskwa.
• As if to mark by a monument the track through which civilizing influences had come, the Academy of Toulouse, founded in 1345, has survived to our own times.
• It was not intended that only the fertile Black Lands along the Dnieper, near to the civilizing center at Constantinople, should absorb the life currents.
• In short, he subdued the Britons by civilizing them, and made them exchange a savage liberty for a polite and easy subjection.
• But, during the course of this civilizing process, a force arose in Northern Europe which was destined to transfer the center of gravity from the Mediterranean basin northwards.
• This measure, so long deferred and so carefully considered, could hardly, in my opinion, have been avoided by a civilized and civilizing Government.
• In Thanet, too, the first evidence of the new order of things was the foundation in the island of that great civilizing agency of mediaeval England, a monastery.
• His hearers were summoned to become the loving and confident agents of a great civilizing process, whose pivot is recognition of the oneness of the human race.
• They proved to be a civilizing people with instincts toward education and scholastic attainment.
• Its enduring achievements in law, the fine arts, and the civilizing of human intercourse are what give substance and meaning to history.
• It claims that Protestantism, as represented by the churches, has ceased to be progressive and civilizing.
• It is he, and half a dozen such as he, who constitute in great degree the civilizing force of Cincinnati.
• The Navaho tribe, second only to the Sioux in numbers, have been the least affected by civilizing influences.
• The discovery of printing gave a tremendous impulse to the spread of civilizing and educational influences, to the multiplication of schools, and the desire for knowledge.
• Then the civilizing development of Christianity upon the heathen intellect triumphantly asserted itself.
• Truly, there is great need for the refining, civilizing, and uplifting influence of the gospel here in the city where it had its earliest proclamation.
• The remark, however, is interesting in respect of the philosophy of love as a civilizing power, which we have seen constantly recurring from the days of Boccaccio onward.
• Consider the doctors as examples of the civilizing influences which missionaries bring with them.
• But the greatest industry and the least corruption of morals were in the interior, where they were out of the way of this civilizing connection.
• Many of those who fall into line, adapt themselves to the civilizing process, accept with alacrity the chances that come their way, but do not reach the top of the success ladder.
• The only civilizing element to be seen was the camp of engineers, running the survey of the Northern Pacific railroad.
• Not free, of course, from the errors which mark all things human, it has been, and is, a civilizing power in this land.
• With several of the tribes great progress in civilizing them has already been made.
• From John Eliot down, the gospel has been the great civilizing power among the Indians, and it will be a fatal mistake to withhold it.
• Men talk about missionary work among the heathen, but if any lover of Christ wants a field for civilizing work, here is a field.
• And with all the rest of it evidences of fine breeds, and civilizing purposes in some of the residences and activities.
• I shall be anxious to hear, Father, if you can discover the civilizing influences of Art among my guests in the gallery.

Similar words containing CIVILIZ without suffix ing

civilize22 civilized24 civilizer23 civilizes23 civilizers24 decivilize25 civilizable27 decivilized27 decivilizes26 uncivilized26 civilization26 decivilizing28 subcivilized29 civilizations27 overcivilized31 semicivilized30 uncivilizedly31 civilizational28 hypercivilized37 supercivilized31 ultracivilized29 subcivilization31 uncivilizedness30 supercivilizati31 supercivilization33 supercivilizations34

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