civilizationally

Examples

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• He took a dig at Albright by saying that "civilizationally and metaphorically, Indians do not dig holes to bury themselves."

  Academic text (2002)

• While this is civilizationally consequential, it will not likely ever be important to you personally.

  Blog text (20)

• I think the transgender issue is one of the least of our worries civilizationally and I think it's way over hyped by conservative media.

  Meet Kevin

• The end of India as we know it civilizationally (and perhaps also territorially).

  Academic text (1995)

• We are civilizationally and democratically underdeveloped because we are underdeveloped, and we should look for other reasons for this condition.

  Academic text (2004)

• Alexis de Tocqueville remarks that the historical results are usually beneficial when a civilizationally inferior power overwhelms a culturally superior power by force.

  Academic text (1995)

• And I'm increasingly aware that they can be again if I just offload all of this civilizationally mandated crap that we've all collectively subscribed to in the meantime.

  Blog text (34)

• In a rapidly globalizing world, we must learn to engage civilizationally with diverse cultures to foster mutual understanding.

• The conference focused on civilizationally significant issues that affect nations around the globe.

Synonyms

C

culturally

vscivilizationally

73 3.7

In a way that is about a group's ideas, customs, or ways of life

is wider and applies to civilization characteristics and long term change

S

societally

vscivilizationally

2 6.8

In a way that affects many people in a community or country

is narrower, focusing on society structures rather than whole civilization development

S

socioculturally

vscivilizationally

1 7.9

In a way that relates to a group's social life and cultural values

is broader and covers whole civilization traits and long term development

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology