Civilly is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CIVILLY in dictionary:

ADVERB:
• CIVIL, pertaining to citizens; polite
• in a civil manner
• in a manner of a civil quality; politely.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• politely

Words related to CIVILLY

civil10

Words that contain CIVILLY

uncivilly17

How to use CIVILLY in a sentence

• We parted very civilly, and I chose as manager my servant, John Faulkner.
• Kinloch contented herself with hoping that he would find no difficulty in arranging matters with the lawyer, bade him good-morning, civilly, and shut the door behind him.
• He received me very civilly, gave me some eggs and bacon for supper, and a very fair bed.
• It was, however, a useful discovery for us all, as I often took that method of civilly driving them out of our house when we grew tired of their company.
• These people have not behaved so civilly, that I feel myself under any especial obligations of courtesy toward them.
• But the two younger men, eager for a change, look over the screen, and very civilly offer to attend to your business.
• Folliard, keep your temper, if you please, and answer me civilly and as a gentleman.
• One wall of the snowhouse very civilly gave way a bit, allowing her more room.
• Lastly, the apostle applies this principle civilly.
• He was usually very civilly treated, but the men were in drink and could not discriminate.
• He answered my question civilly in his own language.
• I was thus obliged either to wait a few hours or accept a seat with the driver, who civilly offered me that accommodation.
• He has made her, if married, in the eyes of the law, civilly dead.
• The rest of the household he treated civilly, but with none of that awe which was perhaps expected from him.
• Yet, writing civilly, it is hard to refuse them civil answers.
• I am sure, if young gentlemen and ladies did not know how it makes people love them to speak civilly and kind, they would take great care not to behave like Miss Mary.
• He began to wish he had treated her a little less cruelly, a little more civilly, began to wish that he had yielded to those good impulses which he had felt occasionally of late.
• Addison, says Pope, used him very civilly ever afterwards.
• The independent tribes of the mountains were, civilly, under his power, and he was determined to keep his mountain diocese in its ancient ignorance.
• He spoke to Jack very civilly, for he was a Welsh giant, and all the mischief he did was by private and secret malice, under the show of friendship and kindness.
• Around the inn door were a group of miners, who stared at his bare head hard enough, but gave way to him civilly.
• To such as were in the stripping vein he would very civilly come to offer his attendance, and cover them with his cloak, like a courteous and very gracious man.
• He was to get rid of them civilly, but he was to keep them out and inform all authorities there of his instructions.
• Returning in silence to his seat, therefore, he remained for some minutes most civilly answering all Mrs.
• We were civilly received by the captain, who apologized for the discomfort under which we must pass the night.
• He was answered civilly, and the work of stopping the sale of prizes went on.
• Lingering a minute at the door, whither Juanita attended her, she made one or two enquiries and remarks about Daisy, answered civilly and briefly by Mrs.
• I received the strangers, who appeared to be a stupid harmless-looking set, as civilly as I could, giving to one who appeared to be their chief, a nail.
• The Doctor said it must have been taken out by some one present, and civilly begged the reverend gentleman to search his pockets.
• The admiral admired his resolution, and gave orders that he should be civilly treated.
• The woman rose as I made my appearance, and asked, civilly enough, whom I pleased to want.
• Our elections are conducted as quietly and civilly as any other public gatherings.

Similar words containing CIVIL without suffix ly

civil10 civils11 incivil12 uncivil12 civilian13 civilise13 civilist13 civility16 civilize22 civilians14 civilised15 civiliser14 civilises14 civilists14 civilized24 civilizer23 civilizes23 civilness14 overcivil17 uncivilly17 civilisers15 civilising16 civilities15 civilizers24 civilizing25 decivilise16 decivilize25 incivility18 uncivility18 civilianise16 civilianize25 civilisable18 civilizable27 civilnesses16 decivilised18 decivilises17 decivilized27 decivilizes26 uncivilised17 uncivilized26 uncivilness16 civilianised18 civilianises17 civilianized27 civilianizes26 civilisation17 civilization26 decivilising19 decivilizing28 incivilities17 subcivilised20 subcivilized29 uncivilities17 civilianising19 civilianizing28 civilisations18 civilizations27 overcivilised22 overcivilized31 semicivilised21 semicivilized30 uncivilisedly22 uncivilizedly31 uncivilnesses18 civilisational19 civilizational28 hypercivilised28 hypercivilized37 supercivilised22 supercivilized31 ultracivilised20 ultracivilized29 civilianisation20 civilianization29 subcivilisation22 subcivilization31 uncivilisedness21 uncivilizedness30 supercivilizati31 civilianizations30 supercivilization33 supercivilizations34

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