noncivilised

/nɑnˈsɪvəˌlaɪzd/
adjective
  1. Not having a developed society or culture; primitive or barbaric (often used in a dated or judgmental way).
    • The explorer described the remote tribe as noncivilised, a term now considered offensive.
    • Historians avoid calling ancient peoples noncivilised because every society has its own culture.
    • The novel contrasted the so-called noncivilised world with modern cities.
  2. Lacking refinement, manners, or social organization.
    • He complained about the noncivilised conditions in the camp.
    • The debate turned into a noncivilised shouting match.
    • Their behavior at the dinner was completely noncivilised.
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