Meanings of relapse into barbarism in English

Civilized man must maintain himself, else the world will relapse into barbarism.

The world might relapse into barbarism, deep and almost universal.

It is better than the pain, the insecurity, the relapse into barbarism, that immorality implies.

If you cannot organize Socialism you cannot organize civilized life; and you will relapse into barbarism accordingly.

There will be no relapse into barbarism.

If I did so, my work would be utterly lost, and my people relapse into barbarism again.

On the contrary, wherever they have been left to their own devices they have shown a constant tendency to relapse into barbarism.

With her race, religion means the periodical necessity to relapse into barbarism, to act like shouting savages after the year of civilized restraints.

If the theory were sound, it would mean that the civilisation of his day must again relapse into barbarism and the cycle begin again.

Unless pains are taken to see that genuine and thorough transmission takes place, the most civilized group will relapse into barbarism and then into savagery.

But in the century succeeding his death the country relapsed into barbarism.

She had relapsed into barbarism again.

And he will write that in the year 1914 one of the great nations of civilized Europe relapsed into barbarism.