Inçivility, s
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 52
[Fr. in civil ité.] 1. A state of rudene or ignorance, or want of civilization. "Brought from their idolatry, bloody sacrifices, ignorance, and incivility , to the worshiping of the true God." -Sir W. Raleigh: Voyage for Guiana. 2. Rudene , impolitene ; want of courtesy or civility; rudene of manners. "I had been treated with some incivility."-Cook:
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