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Meanings of more civilized in English

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Usage of more civilized in English
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These people seemed more civilized and tractable than the natives of Hispaniola.
A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels — Volume...
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We are more civilized in these days and I'm glad of it.
The Trumpeter Swan
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My reaction wasn't any more civilized than a cat marking its territory.
The informers
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Their tribal organization has many features worthy imitation by more civilized people.
Building a State in Apache Land
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How often it haunts him in the commonplace of more civilized scenes!
The Caxtons: A Family Picture — Volume 18
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My gracious, ma'am, we think we're a heap more civilized than England.
The Highgrader
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I feel a lot more civilized in my own clothes, don't you?
Spacehounds of IPC
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Now, in more civilized conditions, no bombs or other weapons existed.
The End of Man?
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I'd argue that our society is far more civilized than Luna.
Earth Afire
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They were all reverting to a more civilized state of behaviour.
The Naked God
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You are, in the literal sense of the word, more civilized.
Roderick Hudson
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We left the marshes behind and moved into more civilized countryside.
Tell me, pretty maiden
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And Iranians have heard them -albeitmore civilized ones-for40 yrs.
Radio NZ
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The lightsaber was an elegant weapon from a more civilized age.
Wired
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The more civilized they grow the more they will let their bodies deteriorate.
This Simian World
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Now in Italy it is much more civilized, much more restful.
The Net
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