Uncivil is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNCIVIL in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• not civil, also INCIVIL
• discourteous; impolite
• impolite, rude or bad-mannered
• Not civilized; savage; barbarous; uncivilized.
• Not civil; not complaisant; discourteous; impolite; rude; unpolished; as, uncivil behavior.
• lacking civility or good manners
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• not civilize; barbarous

Words related to UNCIVIL

incivil12 uncivility18 uncivilly17

Words that contain UNCIVIL

uncivilly17 uncivility18 uncivilised17 uncivilized26 uncivilness16 uncivilities17 uncivilisedly22 uncivilizedly31 uncivilnesses18 uncivilisedness21 uncivilizedness30

How to use UNCIVIL in a sentence

• The manager of the hotel is uncivil and the office clerks very rude, so that Beulah, unfortunate place of residence as I consider it, will be much preferable.
• Next, take good Ely in your royal hands, Who fled from death and most uncivil bonds.
• And if nothing were meant by the request, my refusal deserves to be called uncivil.
• And here I must note the fact, that the French steamers, while dearer than the Austrian, are more cramped in their accommodations, and filled with a set of most uncivil servants.
• In fact, as a general rule, in every ship that I embarked in, I was far from finding seamen so rough and uncivil as travellers often represent them to be.
• But now alas! When I see how uncivil you can be to others I have a sense of lost caste.
• And all the courts, whether spiritual or sensual, civil or uncivil, will find their account in it when passed into a law.
• The drivers are charmingly independent and undeniably free-and-easy birds, but not meaning to be uncivil.
• I was two years in that damned un-Civil War, and as I started on the Southern side, I stayed on it.
• It would have appeared uncivil and rude to most little girls.
• Coarse, rude, uncivil, and immoral many of them still are.
• They are certainly uncivil, but that is a matter of no great moment.
• He was too haughty and uncivil, but the ladies found him intensely agreeable.
• One brief uncivil word in brilliant green sullied the purity of its canvas.
• And yet my friends are so unreasonable, that they would have me be uncivil to him.
• I received very uncivil language from one of them, but every species of respect and sympathy from the genteel part of the spectators.
• The women are the reverse of attractive, and are usually uncivil and ignorant.
• Thayer was happy in her work, and thought me uncivil to her friends.
• The mans said he never saw so uncivil a gentleman in his life.
• He has a taste for uncivil scenes, as Henley had a taste for uncivil words.
• Then as he turned over the pages his eyes rested on a passage of uncivil and ungenerous sarcasm.
• If Augustus was uncivil to his father, his father could of course alter his will.
• Miss Pillbody, on the contrary, was quick to discern and to resent, mentally, the uncivil treatment daily experienced by her mother and herself.
• I therefore made a curt bow and told the uncivil man that my visit was not intended for his prunes or his barley, but for his daughter.
• Wallis can be uncivil and give a very rude answer, but we have never known any thing but the greatest attention from them.
• Men cannot enjoy the rights of an uncivil and of a civil state together.

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