Civilization
Civilization noun - The way people live at a particular time and place.
Traditions and civilization are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Traditions" instead a noun "Civilization".
Traditions
Civilization and traditions are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Civilization" instead a noun "Traditions".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- culture and civilization
- culture and traditions
- society and civilization
- society and traditions
- manners and civilization
- manners and traditions
- wisdom and civilization
- wisdom and traditions
- customs and civilization
- customs and traditions
- habits and civilization
- habits and traditions
- lifestyle and civilization
- lifestyle and traditions
Both words in one sentence
- Tiffany: If the Alliance thinks that squabbling over arcane traditions and legal loopholes, while a provable child molester walks away, is civilization then you have all failed at it. Miserably.
- In Essos, Slaver's Bay are quite proud of Old Ghis, a civilization that was vanished and replaced by Valyria 3000 years ago, and are fierce at maintaining their "traditions" of chattel slavery.
Source: Good Old Ways -
They were cast away into the barren Ashlands by the Dunmer civilization, proudly keep the oldest Dunmer traditions aliveincluding their belief in the return of The Nerevarine and are totally right about that.
Source: Noble Savage
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