civilized in Latin
civilized in Latin is cultus — civilized means having a well-developed society, culture, and institutions.
civilized in Latin
cultus
Marked by refinement in taste and manners.
What does "civilized" mean?
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adj Having a well-developed society, culture, and institutions.
"The exhibit traces the rise of civilized societies in the region."
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adj Polite, reasonable, and decent in behaviour.
"Let's discuss this in a civilized way instead of shouting."
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civilized in a sentence
- The exhibit traces the rise of civilized societies in the region.
- Let's discuss this in a civilized way instead of shouting.
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What is "civilized" in Latin?
"civilized" in Latin is cultus. civilized means: Having a well-developed society, culture, and institutions.
How do you use "civilized" in a sentence?
Example: "The exhibit traces the rise of civilized societies in the region." In Latin, "civilized" is cultus.
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