Summary
to civilize {verb}
civiliser · policer
civil {adjective}
civil · poli
to civilise {verb}
policer
English-French translation for "to civilize"
"to civilize" French translation
to civilize {verb}
to civilize [civilized|civilized] {vb}
To civilize means to subject to reason, to apply the rationality of thought, religion or law.
We have tried to ``civilize''.
Lastly, Mr. Salama said he shared Mr. Decaux's view that it was better to civilize military tribunals than to demonize them.
This project of colonization involved the need to "civilize" Aboriginal peoples. This included attempts to assimilate Aboriginal peoples
It is truly out of all proportion for a civilized nation to do something like this.
to civilize [civilized|civilized] {vb} [Amer.] (also: to civilise)
But, to add insult to injury, the Prime Minister of Canada even went so far as to defend the RCMP's actions as civilized.
civil {adjective}
Sociedad Civil en America Latina: Representación de Intereses y Governabilidad.
Civil law also provides for a declaration in the case of a “prolonged absence”.
It is not clear what version of the Civil Code will be passed by the Parliament.
Subsequently, BCB issued a summons for civil imprisonment against the defendant.
While the Khmers Rouges were in power most civil registry papers had been burnt.
to civilise {verb}
to civilise {vb} [Brit.] (also: to civilize)
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "civilize":
Synonyms (English) for "civil":
Synonyms (English) for "civilise":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "to civilize" in French
Similar words
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