Civilians is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CIVILIANS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• CIVILIAN, a nonmilitary person
• a person not in the armed services or the police force
• a person who is not a member of a particular profession or group, as viewed by a member of that group
ADJECTIVE:
• relating to civilians

Words related to CIVILIANS

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How to use CIVILIANS in a sentence

• THE FINAL REVIEW AT VALCARTIER Before they sailed away the Canadian army marched past the reviewing stand at the Valcartier Camp, Quebec, under the eyes of 10, civilians.
• There were no gas masks for the civilians and no chemicals that might permit them to save lives.
• The rear-guard of civilians was now left alone on the plain.
• His name should be remembered by civilians as well as soldiers for almost as many centuries to come.
• Granting that civilians did fire after hostages had been given, there remains the question of reprisal.
• We did not then realize how useless it is to attempt to defend a town, and, unfortunately, our ignorance was not limited to civilians.
• The fact that it was a car serving solely for the convenience of civilians did not influence him.
• Evidently Congress did not take women and children and disabled civilians under the protecting wing of its indignation.
• The sailors used to stand on the green, and we put up railings made of matches all round, and civilians used to stand in great breathless crowds outside the railings watching.
• The Marietta group of civilians left the train with the others, but instead of seeking the refreshment-room, turned their steps towards the locomotive.
• The appointment of civilians to the responsible duties of a command in the United States army has, of late years, become, in many instances, very unfortunate.
• If civilians are about where there is fighting, they are in danger from both sides.
• A crowd of civilians was standing round the window of the Mairie, where a written notice was exposed.
• In Melle nine civilians were killed and forty-five properties destroyed, without any reason.
• The civilians of Ladysmith join with the troops in expressions of respectful sympathy to Lord Dufferin and his family.
• And, in fact, there were only a few civilians in the crowd pressing toward the car doors.
• Civilians here are in their farms right up to the firing line.
• Civilians are not permitted to precede the advance guard.
• The truth is that a certain class of civilians cannot rid themselves of the suspicion that soldiers are consumed by an inordinate and bloodthirsty ambition.
• Most of the men were military, but there was a fair sprinkling of civilians nevertheless.
• He feared that if civilians were encouraged to take part in the war it would necessarily assume a very cruel character.
• We get rather tired of reading speeches in which civilians presume that the making of peace is in their hands.
• The civilians can commence peace negotiations behind the backs of their men in the trenches.
• The civilians behaved with exemplary composure and put themselves unreservedly into his hands.
• Sometimes soldiers and officers as well as civilians sought its food and fire.

Similar words containing CIVILIAN without suffix s

civilian13 civilianise16 civilianize25 civilianised18 civilianises17 civilianized27 civilianizes26 civilianising19 civilianizing28 civilianisation20 civilianization29 civilianizations30

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