Synonym: civilization, culture, refinement. Similar words: civilization, sterilisation, rationalisation, globalisation, naturalisation, neutralisation, crystallisation, generalisation. Meaning: n. 1. the social process whereby societies achieve civilization 2. a particular society at a particular time and place 3. a society in an advanced state of social development (e.g., with complex legal and political and religious organizations) 4. the quality of excellence in thought and manners and taste.
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31. The prospect of a civilisation being overturned by an allowed evil getting control is a real fear for Spenser.
32. Sometimes, it wondered whether dinosaurs wouldn't have made a better job of civilisation.
33. The humans were astounded by the grace and majesty of Elf civilisation and well-pleased with the commerce that went on there.
34. He feels his way through the bowels of the city, conscious of the weight of civilisation above him.
35. Wisdom of the ancients always served civilisation well.
36. Our civilisation based on fossil fuel.
37. The Zapotec civilisation of Oaxaca undoubtedly had writing.
38. Any chemical traces to indicate civilisation?
39. Civilisation is also a description of habitual and transmitted aspirations for self-realisation during a life course or over several generations of self-cultivation and hierarchical mobility.
40. Legend has it that the Vedic civilisation was highly advanced.
41. Basing a global civilisation on the empowerment of a few thousand and the impoverishment of six billion is like lodging depth charges in the planetary core.
42. The idea is that Italy is the cradle of European civilisation.
43. I now move to Chinese time-frames and practices of centricity, how a Chinese civilisation is transmitted in its own practices, including non-verbal as well as verbal and textual practices.
44. It all adds up to a simulacrum of French village life – but without the tedium, because you are in the epicentre of civilisation.
45. But they have common antecedents in Greek and Roman civilisation and monotheistic Christianity.
46. Philippakis gets into Twitter spats with award-winning authors and chats about the decline of Western civilisation.
47. Perhaps intelligence and civilisation are not what we should be concentrating on.
48. Knowledge about this great civilisation came to the Occident indirectly however in its Greek version.
49. The Mayan civilisation was one of the most spectacular in pre-Columbian history.
50. With a long civilisation, China favours international exchange and loves world peace.
51. In reality , though, China remains, in essence, a civilisation state.
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52. Scholars were drawn to Byzantium civilisation by its art at the very beginning.
53. The concept of civilisation has to be able to accommodate such changes.
54. To pay for sex is to strip away the veneer of artifice and civilisation and connect with the true animal nature of man.
55. They did not think it right that they should live, and enjoy the benefits of civilisation.
56. They Began to see its weaknesses and the less edifying aspects of its civilisation.
57. As Jacques points out, China "may seem like a nation state, but its geological formation is that of a civilisation state".
58. Let us examine our history and see how men - the master race for all of our recorded history in almost every corner of every human civilisation - have fared so far.
59. Clearly, argues Mr Carr, this is a radical upending of the "literate mind" that has been the hallmark of civilisation for more than 1,000 years.
60. You can't say civilisation don't advance, however, for in every war they kill you a new way. —Will Rogers.
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