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Definition of semi-civilized in English: semi-civilized(British semi-civilised) adjective Partially civilized. Example sentencesExamples - Great premise, especially when we take a gander at how the semi-civilized deep South might react to this sort of ‘modernizing’ of their untainted landscape.
- Feeling, however, that he should try to make some use of the current situation - at least he was around semi-civilized people for the time being - he stood up and rapped upon the table.
- I have never been married, have one literate semi-civilised 12-year-old son and still have a sense of humour, so you could say I am relatively house trained.
- ‘The chief, at least, seems semi-civilized,’ Adriana said.
- Last year, we actually had a semi-civilized debate on where to dine for lunch.
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