Of persons (or their attributes): Uncivilized, savage; uncultured, rude; also, not accepting, or resisting, the constituted government; rebellious…
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| 释义 | society > society and the community > customs, values, and civilization > civilization > lack of civilization > [adjective] (50) wilda1300 Of persons (or their attributes): Uncivilized, savage; uncultured, rude; also, not accepting, or resisting, the constituted government; rebellious… bestiala1398 Characterized by a lack of reason or rational thought; unintelligent, untaught; brutish, uncivilized. Now rare. wilderna1400 Wild, savage, desert. savagine?a1439 Wild, savage. barbaric1490 = barbarous, adj. 3, barbarian, n. 2. rudea1530 Devoid of, or deficient in, culture or refinement; uncultured, unrefined. Also in stronger sense… Of life, conditions, a country, a society, a… barbar1535 = barbarous, adj. barbarous1538 Uncultured, uncivilized, unpolished; rude, rough, wild, savage. (Said of men, their manners, customs, products.) The usual opposite of civilized. pagan1550 In extended use: immoral, spiritually lacking; uncivilized, backward, savage. uncivil1553 Not civilized; barbarous; unrefined. Of actions, places, times, etc. Scythical1559 Befitting the Scythians, barbarous. raw?1573 Uncivilized, coarse; brutal. In later use South African (derogatory): designating a black African from a traditional tribal or rural culture. Now rare… savaged1583 Savage, barbarous, uncivilized. Also: made savage or cruel. Now rare. incivil1586 Savage, barbarous. savage1589 Of a person: living in a wild state; belonging to a people regarded as primitive and uncivilized. Of a tribe, society, region, etc.: consisting or… barbarian1591 Uncivilized, rude, savage, barbarous. uncivilized1607 Not civilized; barbarous. Also absol. negerous1609 Probably: barbarous. mountainous1613 Inhabiting mountains; dwelling in inaccessible mountain regions; (hence occasionally) barbarous, uncivilized. ruvid1632 Uncivilized, barbarous. rare. ruvidous1632 barbarious1633 = barbarous, adj. incivilizeda1645 Not civilized; uncivilized. alabandical1656 Barbarous, uncivilized. inhumanea1680 Uncivilized, uncultured, impolite: cf. humane, adj. 2, inhumanity, n. 2. Obsolete. tramontane1740 With the connotation ‘uncouth, unpolished, barbarous’. Now rare. semi-barbarous1798 irreclaimed1814 Not reclaimed; not brought under civilization or cultivation; unreclaimed. semi-savage1833 Half-savage or barbarian. semiferine1854 warrigal1855 Wild. sloven1856 Slovenly; characterized by indolence, negligence, or lack of care. Now chiefly North American. semi-barbaric1864 pre-civilized1876 wild and woolly1884 wild and woolly, originally applied to the Far West (west, n.1 3a(d)) of the United States of America on account of its rude and uncivilized… jungle1908 Passing into adj. = characteristic of the jungle; savage, untamed; spec. designating a style of jazz music characterized by primitive sounds… medieval1917 colloquial. Exhibiting the severity or illiberality ascribed to a former age; cruel, barbarous. jungli1920 = jungly, adj. 2; (see also quot. 1927). Subcategories:— specifically of persons (2) — relating to uncivilized people (2) — acting or speaking as uncivilized (1) — rendering uncivilized (5) — becoming uncivilized (1) — absence of accepted social standards or values (1) |
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