civility in Latin
civility in Latin is civilitas — civility means polite, courteous behaviour, especially toward people you disagree with.
civility in Latin
civilitas
Speech or behaviour that is fit for civil interactions; politeness, courtesy. [from 16th c.]
What does "civility" mean?
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noun Polite, courteous behaviour, especially toward people you disagree with.
"She handled the complaint with remarkable civility."
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- She handled the complaint with remarkable civility.
- Basic civility seems to have disappeared from online debates.
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What is "civility" in Latin?
"civility" in Latin is civilitas. civility means: Polite, courteous behaviour, especially toward people you disagree with.
How do you use "civility" in a sentence?
Example: "She handled the complaint with remarkable civility." In Latin, "civility" is civilitas.
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