civilly Synonyms
Strongest:
- pompously
- presumptuously
- proudly
- brashly
- brazenly
- boldly
- haughtily
- fearlessly
- superciliously
- scornfully
- audaciously
- contemptuously
- scornfully
- pompously
- contemptuously
- superciliously
- brashly
- pridefully
- fearlessly
- pretentiously
- huffily
- pridefully
- imperiously
- brazenly
- imperiously
- arrogantly
- pretentiously
- proudly
- loftily
- arrogantly
- huffily
- haughtily
- loftily
- presumptuously
- audaciously
- boldly
Strong:
- discourteously
- swaggeringly
- rashly
- rudely
- impertinently
- impertinently
- recklessly
- swaggeringly
- disrespectfully
- disrespectfully
- recklessly
- discourteously
- saucily
- rashly
- saucily
- disdainfully
- rudely
- disdainfully
Weak:
civilly Meaning
civilly (r)
in a civil manner
civilly Sentence Examples
- Despite their differences, they discussed the matter civilly, without resorting to insults.
- The neighbors resolved their dispute civilly, coming to a mutually acceptable agreement.
- Even in moments of disagreement, it's important to communicate civilly and respectfully.
- The teacher addressed the disruptive behavior in the classroom civilly, encouraging dialogue and understanding.
- The candidates debated civilly, presenting their arguments with poise and decorum.
- The customer expressed their concerns civilly, allowing the staff to address the issue promptly.
- In a civilized society, individuals are expected to interact civilly, treating each other with respect.
- Despite the tense atmosphere, they managed to negotiate civilly, reaching a compromise that satisfied both parties.
- The meeting proceeded civilly, with participants expressing their viewpoints in an orderly manner.
- Even when met with criticism, it's important to respond civilly and considerately.
FAQs About the word civilly
in a civil manner
politely, respectfully,courteously, diffidently, timidly,shyly, suppliantly, fearfully, timorously, bashfully
pompously, presumptuously, proudly, brashly, brazenly, boldly, haughtily, fearlessly, superciliously, scornfully
Despite their differences, they discussed the matter civilly, without resorting to insults.
The neighbors resolved their dispute civilly, coming to a mutually acceptable agreement.
Even in moments of disagreement, it's important to communicate civilly and respectfully.
The teacher addressed the disruptive behavior in the classroom civilly, encouraging dialogue and understanding.
