Meanings of emerge from barbarism in English

The abolition of slavery gave the South an opportunity to emerge from barbarism.

Architecture is always the first of the fine arts to emerge from barbarism in the service of religion and of civic life.

Feudality was the natural first step of a people emerging from barbarism.

The ingenuity of a people just emerging from barbarism is quite sufficient to propound those enigmas.

For George Bernard Shaw, the Pavilion signified that Bexhill had at last " emerged from barbarism".

Only one transalpine nation had emerged from barbarism; and that nation had thrown off all respect for Rome.

We are just emerging from barbarism.

Just emerging from barbarism, it was still in an age of general disorder and of the simplest religious faith.

But happily, since that time, notwithstanding what would then have been the justness of these predictions, we had emerged from barbarism.

The rude man of the north is-bycomparison-butjust emerged from barbarism, and under any circumstances would show less smooth a front.

An uncouth, untutored child, just emerging from barbarism, was suddenly brought under the influence of a fascinating, highly developed civilization, old in wickedness.