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incivil
Incivil (adj) means not polite; rude in manner.
adj
1
Not polite; rude in manner.
2
Rough and lacking in civilised behaviour.
""It will be essentially incivil and criminal.""
— M. K. Gandhi, 'Non-Violent Resistance (2001)
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What is the meaning of incivil?
"incivil" (adj) means not polite; rude in manner.
What is another word for incivil?
Other words for "incivil" include impolite, improper, discourteous, insolent, uncivil, crude.
What is the opposite of incivil?
The opposite of "incivil" is courteous.
What are the different meanings of incivil?
"incivil" has 2 main meanings: 1. Not polite; rude in manner; 2. Rough and lacking in civilised behaviour.
