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civilise

Synonyms

Verb

1. educate

2. school, train, cultivate, civilize, polish, refine, fine-tune, down, civilize

3. change, alter, modify

Usage
A classical education would civilise Britain’s children - CapX
To Civilise the City? - Meanjin
The mission to civilise (colonial) international law - Al Jazeera
Obesity in Pacific islands ‘a colonial legacy’ of settlers trying to civilise the locals « News# « Cambridge Core Blog - Cambridge University Press & Assessment
Coffee With Hitler by Charles Spicer review – polite society v the Nazis - The Guardian
FRONT PORCH: The failure to civilise new generations - Tribune242
Politics, elections and religious parties: A Christian attitude could civilise politics - SMH.com.au
Coffee with Hitler review: how naïve 1930s Brits tried to ‘civilise the Nazis’ - The Telegraph
No, Mr Carlson! The British did not civilise India - Firstpost
Deep in Brazil’s Amazon, Exploring the Ruins of Ford’s Fantasyland (Published 2017) - The New York Times
It’s time for the sector to unlearn and transform communications - bond.org.uk
A mission to ‘civilise’ the East, again? - Al Jazeera
Skulls repatriated to Algeria but history still to be rewritten - The Arab Weekly
The gift of civilisation: how imperial Britons saw their mission in India - The Conversation
The itch of mainland Indians to ‘civilise’ northeast hasn’t gone. Dog meat ban another example - ThePrint
Zimbabwe: Gold Panners Are Uncivilised Vagabonds - Minister Chidhakwa - allAfrica.com
Paul Moon: Urge to 'civilise' behind NZ's quiet conception - NZ Herald
The legacy of Dr David Livingstone: Problematic, I presume? - Big Issue
Even education has been used as a weapon of white supremacy in Australia - The Guardian
Colonising Africa: What happened at the Berlin Conference of 1884-1885? - Al Jazeera
Female soldiers could 'civilise' Afghan men - Australian Broadcasting Corporation
White man's burden? - Frontline Magazine
Livingstone's Zambezi expedition would have failed without aid of - The Independent
Nivea apologises for 'inappropriate and offensive' ad - The Journal
Book Review: How Historians and Intellectuals Justified the British Empires Conquest - TheWire.in
With dog meat ban, India is still trying to ‘civilise’ the Nagas - Scroll.in
Sampot exhibtion cuts through cultural cloth - Khmer Times
Inside Amitava Das’s quest to ‘civilise’ Artificial Intelligence - Telegraph India
How is USC Professor Amitava Das Civilising AI? - Analytics India Magazine
‘It’s an arms race against the worst of the worst’ - The Australian
Interview: Were Living in a World Where Utility Has Replaced Empathy - TheWire.in
2027: Shettima warns politicians against party factions - The Guardian Nigeria News
The Australian Idea of a University - Meanjin
The 10 most offensive US advertisements of 2011 - dailyedge.ie
‘We have come to civilize you,’ said the colonisers who were roasting men and women alive on stakes over accusations of witchcraft - opindia.com
Shettima delivers serious warning to APC leaders, aspirants - PM News Nigeria
Foreign Language Equivalents
Foreign Language Equivalents of 'civilise'
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French    Spanish
Misspellings - Typos
ivilise,   civilisee,   ccivilise,   civlise,   civiise,   civilisse,   civvilise,   covilise,   civilsie,   civolise,   cicilise,   civilide,   civiluse,   civiilise,   icvilise,   cviilise,   civliise,   civiilse,   ciivilise,   civilisw,   civi;ise,   civiliise,   vivilise,   civilisr,   cuvilise,   civilse,   xivilise,   civilis,   ciilise,   civilie,   cibilise,   civilies,   ciivlise,   civikise,   civillise,   civilose,   civiliae,   cvilise,   civulise
Words Starting with Letter - 'A'
a a battery a billion
a bit a bit much a capella singing
a cappella singing a couple of a few
a fortiori a good deal a great deal
a horizon a hundred a hundred and one
a hundred thousand a hundred times a kempis
a la carte a la mode a level
a little a lot a million
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