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in·ci·vil·i·ty
In s vI lih ti
复数:incivilities
noun
the state or condition of being uncivil; discourteousness; rudeness.
an uncivil act or remark.
1580年代,“缺乏文明行为,粗鲁”; 1610年代,“对他人不礼貌的行为”,源自法语 incivilité(15世纪),源自晚期拉丁语 incivilitatem(主格 incivilitas),源自 incivilis “不文明的”,来自 in- “不,相反的”(见 in-(1))+ civilis “与公民有关的,与公共生活有关的,适合公民的; 受欢迎的,和蔼可亲的,有礼貌的”, civis “市民”(见 city)的另一种形容词派生词。意思是“粗鲁的行为”来自1650年代。Incivil “不利于公共利益”始于15世纪中期。
Middle French incivilité, from Late Latin incivilitat-, incivilitas, from incivilis, from Latin in- + civilis civil
The first known use of incivility was in 1584
inclose, inclosure
inclinedadjective
having an inclination, disposition, or tendency
was inclined to stay up late
incline1 of 2verb
to bend the head or body forward : bow
to be drawn to an opinion or course of action
inclined to go swimming
to turn or move from a line, direction, or course : lean, slope
to cause to bend, bow, or slant
to have influence on : persuade
my teacher's example inclined me to become a teacher too
incline2 of 2noun
slope entry 3 sense 2
inclementadjective
stormy sense 1
inclement weather
incivilitynoun
the quality or state of being impolite
a rude or discourteous act
1 I won't tolerate incivility, and that includes text messaging while I'm speaking.
2 “That proves you must have been an honest and faithful servant. I will say so much for you, though you have had the incivility to call me a beggar.”
3 The run-ins spurred debate about where the line between legitimate journalistic inquiry ends and incivility begins.
4 “He identified with Don Quixote, an old man with dementia who thought he could save the world from an epidemic of incivility simply by acting like a knight.”
5 Was not this some excuse for incivility, if I was uncivil?
即使我刚才真是无礼,难道这不是我无礼的某种起因吗?
6 In the face of a nauseating and poisonous election cycle that ended with Donald Trump’s presidential victory, many commentators are quick to argue that Americans have fallen prey to a culture of incivility.
7 Society first concern will remain major crime but a foretaste of the seriousness of incivility is suggested by what has been happening in Houston.
社会首先关注的当然还是重大的罪行,但是下述休斯顿市的情况预示:如果不讲文明,将会产生何种严重的后果。
8 “I consider it very serious, unworthy and a sign of great incivility when a tourist defaces one of the most famous places in the world,” he said on Twitter.
9 But while a kids' schoolyard skirmish was a springboard from which Reza explored festering incivility, Joseph uses the nasty wounds and upset stomachs of children to etch the unbreakable pattern of a morbid long-term friendship.
10 He refuses to return incivility from incivility, because then he would no longer be in command of his own conduct.
他不以怨报怨,那样,他将不再是自己行为的主宰。
11 Even if you live under a rock, it’s tough to ignore the blare of depressing news, the noise of social media, the incivility of too many bad actors, public and private.
12 “The free expression of ideas cannot flourish in an atmosphere of turmoil and incivility,” he said.
13 Are they right your incivility?
他们对你非礼了吗?
14 The foreboding sense of imminent, irrational explosion — filtered through the vile declarations of satanic Tyrone — seems uncannily attuned to the incivility of the times we are living through in this country.
15 Such a struggle is not an act of incivility, but a call to civic courage and to start organizing to safeguard the promise of democracy for the generations ahead.
16 Thanks to the speed, scale and design of our technological and media ecosystems, trash talk — in the form of incivility — has never had a wider or more instantaneous reach.
17 In April, Republicans in the state legislature expelled two members on false claims of incivility, but in reality, Republicans reject the right of voters in urban districts to elect Black Democrats as representatives.
18 But the domestic scene today is far from orderly: the American public has turned inward; Congress has descended into bickering, incivility, and brinkmanship; and successive presidents have either disavowed or done a poor job explaining America’s global role.
19 The media is struggling to parse fact from fiction and feeling from everything else lest they be accused of bias or worse, carelessness and incivility.
20 He believes that his radio show and his TV shows and his rallies on the Mall paved the way for the incivility, intolerance and general indigestion that now plagues the body politic.
1 无礼
short fresh offensive rude savage rotten insulting disrespectful sassy saucy pert flippant impolite snotty insolent out-of-the-way immodest impertinent lippy unceremonious ungracious indelicate uncomplimentary unmannerly unmannered unhandsome uncourtly clodhopping unpolite ungraciously impudently uncivilly unhandsomely uncourtliness sauce offense cheek disrespect presumption shortness indignity insolence impertinence brusqueness immodesty flippancy solecism indelicacy indecorum ill-breeding sass discourtesy smart flip brutal grumpy cocky audacious surly impudent uncivil snippy discourteous truculent ill-bred indecency impudence mannered breach of propriety malapert offenseful rough dirty brash offhand gruff churlish disobliging contumelious offhanded solecistic affrontive freshly sideways injury slight gut crust outrage affront irreverence porky snash
2 无礼的言行
3 无礼的言谈
4 粗鲁
rough harsh ignorant sultry impolite snotty uncouth gauche immodest coarse-grained discourteous ungentle uncourteous unhandsome clodhopping cloddish chuffy roughly rudely brusquely saucily boorishly surlily roughness rudeness coarseness surliness crudeness brusqueness boorishness sauciness brusquerie crude rude abusive coarse abrasive abrupt vulgar bearish gruff Neanderthal unpolished impudent boorish ill-tempered unrepeatable loutish ill-bred slobbish coarsely crudely ignorantly gruffly vulgarly impudently vulgarity abrasiveness gruffness vulgarize tough brutal rugged brute blatant burly saucy randy brusque clownish hoyden seamy heathenish lowbred familiarity indecency heathenism discourtesy indelicacy rustic hairy brash boisterous disagreeable barbarous nervy rough-hewn impertinent uncivil unceremonious indelicate ungentlemanly unmannerly unchivalrous uncourtly underbred short sauce off nasty foul unpleasant improper sassy neanderthal graceless ill-mannered indecorous unnecessary colourful heavy-handed insolent uncivilized rough-and-ready lumpen jungli insolence cold-turkey inurbane gross crusty pushy surly craggy butch roughneck countrified unmannered cragged unbred robustious unlicked unpolite cubbish about hardly country
6 粗野
incult inurbane rabelaesian low funny mechanical provincial corny lewd shaggy barbarous unkempt raunchy uncouth uncultivated uncivil untutored loutish ungracious boeotian pantagruel uncourteous uncool rabelaisian unhewn jungli homebred robustious backwoodsy gothish agrestic cubbish unmannerly swinery meanness barbarity provincialism raunch provinciality gothicism
7 粗鲁的举动