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Meanings of uncivil in English
Usage of uncivil in English
1
Objective: To empirically investigate the range of uncivil experiences targeted against patients.
2
No wonder she'd been uncivil to him from the moment they'd met.
3
For the first time in his life he was uncivil toward me.
4
The way you scowled at Mrs. Galsworthy and Gertrude was most uncivil.
5
The tone would have been uncivil if addressed to an impertinent servant.
6
The third soldier declared that he thought this a very uncivil speech.
7
It would be so uncivil, even an Englishman would not say it.
8
His behavior towards me has been as inexplicable as it is uncivil.
9
I was afraid you might be so uncivil as to desert me.
10
This habit of talking about people who are absent is most uncivil.
11
But, indeed, I did not mean to be uncivil to the child.
12
There is nothing so uncivil at times as to be cuttingly polite.
13
This was uncivil enough, but Sir Francis did not take it amiss.
14
Not a single hot or uncivil word was spoken on either side.
15
But such an answer would be uncivil, and is not often given.
16
A man must be a brute to be uncivil to a woman.
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