Synonyms for Civil:

• adj.

  •affable (adjective)
  • clubbiest,
  • kindly,
  • good natured,
  • goodhumored,
  • goodnatured,
  • clubbier,
  • good humored.
  •all (adjective)
  • civil.
  •amicable (adjective)
  • more understanding,
  • under-standing,
  • peaceable,
  • sympathetic,
  • like minded,
  • likeminded,
  • pacific,
  • re gular,
  • most concordant,
  • peaceful,
  • under standing,
  • re-gular,
  • more concordant.
  •attentive (adjective)
  • de voted,
  • de-voted.
  •calm (adjective)
  • levelheaded,
  • laid back,
  • coolheaded,
  • cool as cucumber,
  • unimpressed,
  • unexcitable,
  • unexcited,
  • most pleased,
  • impassive.
  •ceremonious (adjective)
  • impressive,
  • grandiose,
  • ex act,
  • ex-act,
  • more precise,
  • striking.
  •city (adjective)
  • most interurban,
  • most burghal,
  • inter urban,
  • most megalopolitan,
  • more interurban,
  • more intraurban,
  • more citified,
  • most intraurban,
  • inter-urban,
  • most citified,
  • more burghal,
  • more megalopolitan.
  •civic (adjective)
  • more borough,
  • most borough.
  •civic, community (adjective)
  • domestic,
  • civilian,
  • home,
  • interior,
  • political,
  • governmental.
  •conciliatory (adjective)
  • Quieter,
  • placatory,
  • quietest,
  • propitiative.
  •courteous (adjective)
  • chivalrous,
  • agreeable,
  • diplomatic,
  • gallant,
  • graceful,
  • well-bred,
  • well-spoken,
  • suave,
  • dignified,
  • noble,
  • considerate,
  • hospitable,
  • decorous,
  • ladylike.
  •courtly (adjective)
  • preux,
  • most high bred,
  • formal,
  • preuxest,
  • more high bred,
  • more high-bred,
  • more adulatory,
  • preuxer,
  • High-bred,
  • most high-bred,
  • high bred,
  • most adulatory.
  •deferential (adjective)
  • Obeisant,
  • reverential,
  • in-sinuating,
  • sub missive,
  • sub-missive,
  • in sinuating.
  •discreet (adjective)
  • wisest,
  • on lookout,
  • not rash,
  • having foresight,
  • observant,
  • like a clam,
  • non-committal,
  • Precautious,
  • worldly wise,
  • gingerly.
  •elegant (adjective)
  • cultivated,
  • classical,
  • elegant,
  • cultured,
  • neat,
  • exquisite,
  • tasteful,
  • stylish,
  • charming,
  • fine,
  • sophisticated.
  •fair (adjective)
  • de cent,
  • impartial,
  • FAIRER,
  • more uncolored,
  • most uncolored,
  • un biased,
  • even handed,
  • un colored,
  • on level,
  • un-colored,
  • de-cent,
  • un-corrupted,
  • un corrupted,
  • non partisan,
  • nonpartisan.
  •friendly (adjective)
  • comradely,
  • fonder,
  • well-disposed,
  • buddy-buddy,
  • on good terms,
  • affable,
  • neighborly.
  •genteel (adjective)
  • old-maidish,
  • distingue,
  • prudish.
  •gentlemanly (adjective)
  • more gentlemanlike,
  • most gentlemanlike,
  • gentlemanlike.
  •gracious (adjective)
  • good hearted,
  • most bonhomous,
  • most good-hearted,
  • most good hearted,
  • more good-hearted,
  • more bonhomous,
  • big hearted,
  • more good hearted.
  •internecine (adjective)
  • more fratricidal,
  • most fratricidal,
  • Fratricidal.
  •municipal (adjective)
  • towner.
  •national (adjective)
  • more countrywide,
  • inter state,
  • more interstate,
  • more federal,
  • most federal,
  • more nationwide,
  • statest,
  • most nationwide,
  • stater,
  • most countrywide,
  • most interstate.
  •neighborly (adjective)
  • co operative.
  •obliging (adjective)
  • eager to please,
  • eager please.
  •obliging, kind (adjective)
  • cordial,
  • accommodating,
  • politic,
  • urbane,
  • wellmannered,
  • complaisant,
  • polished.
  •old-maidish (adjective)
  • oldmaidish,
  • prim and proper.
  •outgoing (adjective)
  • in formal,
  • outgoing,
  • out going,
  • out goinger,
  • out goingest,
  • un-reserved,
  • un-restrained,
  • un constrained,
  • most extrovert,
  • out-goingest,
  • in-formal,
  • out-going,
  • more extrovert,
  • out-goinger.
  •pleasant (adjective)
  • mild-mannered,
  • fine and dandy,
  • copacetic.
  •public (adjective)
  • inter-mutual,
  • free all,
  • inter mutual,
  • most government,
  • most intermutual,
  • un-restricted,
  • most conjunct,
  • uni versal,
  • un restricted,
  • uni-versal,
  • more government,
  • more conjunct,
  • more intermutual,
  • opendoor,
  • free to all.
  •refined (adjective)
  • re-fined,
  • most high-brow,
  • high brow,
  • sub-lime,
  • more high brow,
  • more high-brow,
  • more aesthetic,
  • sub lime,
  • high minded,
  • re fined,
  • highminded,
  • most high brow.
  •secular (adjective)
  • most unsacred,
  • non-religious,
  • most nonclerical,
  • pro fane,
  • most laical,
  • un-sacred,
  • of world,
  • Laical,
  • materialistic,
  • more nonclerical,
  • pro-fane,
  • more laical,
  • non religious,
  • more unsacred,
  • un sacred,
  • non clerical.
  •social (adjective)
  • grouper,
  • in formative,
  • groupest,
  • in-formative.
  •tactful (adjective)
  • tactical.
  •temporal (adjective)
  • non sacred,
  • most banausic,
  • un sanctified,
  • more nonspiritual,
  • more sublunary,
  • most subcelestial,
  • non spiritual,
  • un hallowed,
  • sub celestial,
  • most sublunary,
  • more subcelestial,
  • most unsanctified,
  • more unspiritual,
  • un spiritual,
  • sub-celestial,
  • most nonspiritual,
  • most unspiritual,
  • more banausic,
  • more nonsacred,
  • un-spiritual,
  • more unsanctified,
  • most nonsacred.
  •thoughtful (adjective)
  • more observative,
  • de liberate,
  • un selfish,
  • un-selfish,
  • well thoughtout,
  • de-liberate,
  • most observative.
  •urban (adjective)
  • Oppidan,
  • inner-city,
  • nonrural.
  •well-bred (adjective)
  • blueblooded,
  • blue blooded,
  • more upper-crust,
  • more upper crust,
  • most upper-crust,
  • more uppercrust,
  • most uppercrust,
  • well bred,
  • wellbred,
  • most upper crust,
  • uppercrust.
  •well-mannered (adjective)
  • goodmannered,
  • well mannered,
  • more good-mannered,
  • most goodmannered,
  • most good-mannered,
  • more goodmannered,
  • most good mannered,
  • more good mannered,
  • good mannered.

• n.

  •
  • atheist,
  • unorthodox,
  • heretic,
  • rationalist,
  • irreverent,
  • humanism,
  • irreligious,
  • godless,
  • agnostic.
  •
  • rebel,
  • specific,
  • radical.
  •
  • courtesy.
  •civic (noun)
  • local.
  •civil (noun)
  • civilised.

• v.

  •conflict (verb)
  • war.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • ex-serviceman,
  • retrospective,
  • civvy,
  • legislative,
  • war effort,
  • extraterritorial,
  • extrajudicial,
  • statutory,
  • evacuee,
  • prescribed,
  • judicial,
  • criminally,
  • noncombatant,
  • enabling,
  • juridical,
  • mandatory,
  • collateral damage,
  • liable,
  • antitrust,
  • mutinous,
  • RSL,
  • law-making,
  • anarchic,
  • ex-servicewoman,
  • effective,
  • national,
  • out-of-court,
  • undefended,
  • retroactive,
  • seditious.
  •
  • lapsed,
  • common-law,
  • guerrilla,
  • magisterial,
  • militant,
  • revolutionary,
  • legal,
  • social,
  • rebellious,
  • subversive,
  • lawful,
  • sit down,
  • the home front,
  • nonoperational,
  • forensic.
  •
  • through,
  • criminal,
  • valid,
  • vet,
  • veteran,
  • internal,
  • unproven.
  •
  • juvenile,
  • void,
  • invalid.
  •
  • post.
  •civic
  • town.
  •mannerly
  • well behaved.
  •polite
  • correct,
  • civilly,
  • politely,
  • proper,
  • well-brought-up,
  • nicely.

Paraphrases for Civil:

• Independent

  • Adjective
    DER, civil-law, civilizational, non-government, people-to-people, societal.
  • Proper noun, singular
    Liberties, Nationalities, servants, Marriages, airlines, matters, Penalties, civili, Bodies.
  • Noun, plural
    convictions, organisations, Lawyers, slips, registrars, Beliefs, NGOS, Births.
  • Verb, past tense
    received, published, Issued, adopted, civile.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    follows, fleets.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    civilians, civilised, civic, civil-society, civilian-use, bourgeois, civilian, public, civilian-run.
  • Proper noun, singular
    civilians, civic, civile, civilian, public.
  • Noun, plural
    civilians, civilian.
  • Verb, past tense
    civilian, public.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    civilian.

Antonyms for Civil:

• adj.

  • all
    sidereal, uncivil.
  • civic, community
    impolite, foreign, rude, unkind, ill-mannered.
  • obliging, kind
    unmannerly, unrefined.
  • Other antonyms:
    brusk, casual, untutored, unpolished, unseemly, indecent, arrogant, conceited, presumptuous, inappropriate, lippy, saucy, external, insolent, rustic, alien, raw, untaught, global, coarse, heedless, bold-faced, incorrect, audacious, brassy, thoughtless, noncivilised, bluff, vulgar, pretentious, awkward, international, shameless, improper, bold, ill-behaved, informal, blunt, noncivilized, Clodhopping, indecorous, impudent, insulting, unrespectable.