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Synonym for civil [adjective]

The synonym civil synonymous definition words:
means "property"
civic, public, civilian, municipal, political, domestic, local, internal, civilian, non-military, public, secular
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civil [adjective]

means "behaviour"
civilized, civilised, courteous, well-behaved, respectful, refined, mannerly, polite, complaisant
Further results for the word "civil"

appeasing [adjective]

means "accommodating"
civil

city [adjective]

means "property"
municipal, metropolitan, civil, urban, civic, county

civilized [adjective]

means "civilised"
civil, courteous, well-behaved, respectful, refined, mannerly

conciliatory [adjective]

means "accommodating"
civil

courteous [adjective]

means "fair"
civil, amiable, decent, gracious, honourable, polite

fair [adjective]

means "character trait"
courteous, civil, amiable, decent, gracious, honourable

hospitable [adjective]

means "polite"
mannerly, pleasant, civil, polished, informative, social

informative [adjective]

means "polite"
mannerly, pleasant, civil, polished, social, hospitable

mannerly [adjective]

means "civilised"
civilized, courteous, well-behaved, respectful, refined, civil

municipal [adjective]

means "civic"
public, civilian, civil, political, domestic, local

polite [adjective]

means "behaviour"
mannerly, civil, complaisant

political [adjective]

means "civic"
public, civilian, municipal, civil, domestic, local

public [adjective]

means "society"
civic, civil, governmental, societal

social [adjective]

means "behaviour"
polite, mannerly, pleasant, civil, polished, informative

temporal [adjective]

means "secular"
profane, mundane, worldly, lay, earthly, civil

urban [adjective]

means "place"
municipal, metropolitan, civil, city, civic, county

well-behaved [adjective]

means "civilised"
civilized, courteous, civil, respectful, refined, mannerly

civilian [noun]

means "person not in the armed forces"
citizen, non-combatant

civilian [adjective]

means "non-military"
non-combatant, secular


civilisation [noun]

means "civilised world"
society, cultivation

civilise [verb]

means "refine"
polish, civilize, finish

civilised [adjective]

means "civil"
civilized, courteous, well-behaved, respectful, refined, mannerly, polite, complaisant


civilization [noun]

means "culture"
enlightenment, refinement, edification, polish

civilization [noun]

means "civilized world"
society, cultivation

civilize [adjective]

means "refine"
civilise, polish, finish

civilized [adjective]

means "civilised"
polite, complaisant

attention [noun]

means "courtesy"
civility, politeness, consideration, care, concern, regard

civic [noun]

means "civil"
public, civilian, municipal, political, domestic, local

comity [noun]

means "courtesy"
amenity, affability, civility, politeness

compliments [noun]

means "respect"
civility, appreciation, flattery, veneration, admiration

courtesy [noun]

means "attention"
civility, politeness, consideration, care, concern, regard

human race [noun]

means "humankind"
mankind, people, humanity, civilisation, civilization

humane [adjective]

means "civilized"
civilised, cultural, polite, educated, refined

humanity [noun]

means "mankind"
humankind, people, human race, civilisation, civilization

humankind [noun]

means "humanity"
mankind, people, human race, civilisation, civilization

polish [verb]

means "activity"
refine, civilise, civilize, finish

polite [adjective]

means "behaviour"
civilised, civilized, courteous, well-behaved, respectful, refined

politeness [noun]

means "courtesy"
civility, attention, consideration, care, concern, regard

refine [verb]

means "polish"
perfect, improve, cultivate, better, clarify, civilise, civilize, edify

refined [adjective]

means "genteel"
civilised, civilized, cultivated, well-bred, polished, elegant

refining [adjective]

means "civilised"
civilized, cultural, polite, educated, humane

society [noun]

means "public"
community, civilisation, civilization, people, commonwealth, culture

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