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1. (n.) incivility
the quality or state of being uncivil.
2. incivility
an uncivil act.
Etymology: (1575–85; < LL)
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| Definition of 'incivility' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) incivility
deliberate discourtesy
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| Definition of 'incivility' |
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1. (noun) incivility
the quality or state of being uncivil; want of courtesy; rudeness of manner; impoliteness
2. (noun) incivility
any act of rudeness or ill breeding
3. (noun) incivility
want of civilization; a state of rudeness or barbarism
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Sense: impoliteness.
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 Afrikaans: onbeleefdheid |
 Arabic: قِلَّة أدب، مُعامَلَه فَظ |
 Bulgarian: неучтивост |
 Brazilian: grosseria |
 Czech: nezdvořilost |
 German: die Unhöflichkeit |
 Danish: uhøflighed |
 Greek: αγένεια |
 Spanish: descortesía |
 Estonian: ebaviisakus |
 Farsi: بی ادبی |
 Finnish: epäkohteliaisuus |
 French: impolitesse |
 Hebrew: חוֹסֶר נִימוּס |
 Hindi: अशिष्टता |
 Croatian: neuljudnost |
 Hungarian: udvariatlanság |
 Indonesian: ketidaksopanan |
 Icelandic: ókurteisi |
 Italian: inciviltà |
 Japanese: 無作法 |
 Korean: 무례, 실례 |
 Lithuanian: nemandagumas |
 Latvian: nepieklājība; neaudzinātī |
 Malay: ketidaksopanan |
 Dutch: onhoffelijkheid |
 Norwegian: uhøflighet |
 Polish: nieuprzejmość |
 Persian: بی ادبی |
 Pashto: بی ادبی |
 Portuguese: grosseria |
 Romanian: impoliteţe |
 Russian: невежливость |
 Slovak: nezdvorilosť |
 Slovenian: nevljudnost |
 Serbian: nepristojnost |
 Swedish: ohövlighet |
 Thai: พฤติกรรมหยาบคาย |
 Turkish: kabalık |
 Taiwanese: 不禮貌 |
 Ukrainian: неввічливість, нечемність |
 Urdu: بد تمیزی |
 Vietnamese: sự bất lịch sự |
 Chinese: 无礼貌 |
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