Translations for „uncivilised“ in the English » Russian Dictionary

uncivilised ADJ Brit, Aus, uncivilized [ʌnˈsɪvəlaɪzd] ADJ

1. uncivilised (not civilised):

uncivilised

нецивилизо́ванный

2. uncivilised (not polite):

uncivilised behaviour, argument

некульту́рный

uncivilised behaviour, argument

гру́бый

uncivilised hour

неудо́бный

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They think you are cruel, crude, outrageous and uncivilised to want a justice system that punishes bad people swiftly in ways they won't forget.

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I don't see this, but rather a clash between the civilised and the uncivilised.

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It is very uncivilised of you to invade my country.

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This suggests that no one should be surprised at uncivilised acts emanating from the country.

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They are the dress of the uncivilised, evoking poverty, scarce opportunities and restricted agency.

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I don't advocate that these uncivilised women who removed their...

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It seems to me to be uncivilised that seriously mentally ill people should be housed in a prison.

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Why on earth would they want to be related in any way to a backward peoples who, even today, are an uncivilised aggressive tribe.

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No one should be surprised at uncivilised acts emanating from the country.

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Before the 19th century, relatively wild, remote areas were often seen simply as uncivilised and dangerous.

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