Adjective:

ਬੇਕਾਬੂ, ਅਸਭਿਅਕ, ਅਨਾਰੀਆ,

uncivilised's Usage Examples:

This made the Christians comparable to other uncivilised peoples who had no gods either, such as the barbaric Scythians or nomadic.

"Awami League MP Elias Mollah calls Africans "uncivilised" after UN peacekeeping mission tour".

same time as the Parthian was depicted as uncivilised, he was also "orientalised" in traditional fashion, being described as luxury-loving, leading an.

in comparison to books of that era that depicted blacks as simple and uncivilised.

which the Sámi people and their culture were regarded as primitive and uncivilised.

English include "foreigners", "ordinary others" "wild tribes", and "uncivilised tribes".

While its stated aim was to make provisions for unsworn testimony by uncivilised people to be admissible in court, the act made it so that the court could not base the conviction of a White man on the testimony of an Aboriginal witness alone.

In the case of the Romans who conquered several Celtic realms, they would have likely been biased in favour of making the Celts look uncivilised, thereby giving the civilised Romans more reason to conquer them.

created not for safety, but to ban techniques that commissioners saw as "uncivilised" (such as the soccer kick and headbutt), that the Unified Rules set is.

an imaginary point beyond which the country is considered remote or uncivilised, an abstract marker of the limits of established settlement.

The natives, who were portrayed as uncivilised by the Europeans, were excluded from the rights of citizenship.

scholars tended to portray the tropical places as "primitive" and people "uncivilised" and "inferior".

broke out in violent rebellion, they were despised as ‘Chuars’ meaning uncivilised in Bengali.

Synonyms:

wild, uncivilized, barbarian, barbaric, savage, noncivilised, noncivilized,

Antonyms:

tame, praise, humane, educated, civilized,