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Meanings of civilize in English
Usage of civilize in English
1
But it is also necessary to civilize humans in relation to nature.
2
It is Art that is going to civilize mankind; broaden his sympathies.
3
These cities have done much to civilize the darker races of Plasden.
4
Can this double emigration civilize Africa and more than re-people the South?
5
I'm going to civilize you-thatmeans to make you like white folks.
6
Somewhere above, the rockets burned down to civilize a beautifully dead planet.
7
The Japanese have pushed them northward and are now trying to civilize them.
8
Various attempts have been made to civilize and instruct them, but without success.
9
Why is it the churches have failed to civilize this world?
10
Industry, enterprize, and mining, will have their full scope, proportionably as they civilize.
11
Was it found necessary to civilize a wild and extensive province?
12
Are they useful men helping to civilize and elevate their less fortunate fellows?
13
If there is no progress why have a mission to civilize?
14
Did the Company ever try to civilize or christianize the Indians!
15
Mr. Ichebaiff said last night that Schlegel has proved no nation can civilize itself.
16
The best one can hope to do is civilize them.
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