civil (adj.)
- absolute
- accommodating
- affable
- agreeable
- amiable
- appropriate
- aristocratic
- attentive
- authoritarian
- autocratic
- autonomous
- becoming
- bland
- bureaucratic
- civic
- civilian
- civilized
- clubbable
- clubbish
- clubby
- common
- communal
- communicative
- companionable
- companionate
- compatible
- complaisant
- congenial
- congregational
- considerate
- constitutional
- cordial
- cosmopolitan
- courteous
- courtly
- cultivated
- decent
- decorous
- deferential
- democratic
- despotic
- dictatorial
- diplomatic
- domestic
- fair
- fascist
- federal
- felicitous
- fitting
- formal
- friendly
- general
- genial
- genteel
- governmental
- graceful
- gracious
- gregarious
- gubernatorial
- happy
- hospitable
- impolite
- internal
- international
- laic
- lay
- mannered
- mannerly
- matriarchal
- matriarchic
- meet
- monarchal
- monarchic
- national
- obliging
- official
- oligarchic
- parliamentary
- patriarchal
- patriarchic
- pluralistic
- polished
- polite
- politic
- political
- popular
- proper
- public
- refined
- republican
- respectful
- right
- secular
- seemly
- self-governing
- sociable
- social
- societal
- solicitous
- state
- suave
- suitable
- supranational
- tactful
- temporal
- theocratic
- thoughtful
- totalitarian
- ungracious
- urbane
- well-bred
- well-mannered
From hence, let fierce contending nations know
What dire effects from civil discord flow.
So over violent, or over civil,
That every man with him was God or Devil.
The rude sea grew civil at her song,
And certain stars shot madly from their spheres
To hear the sea-maid's music.
He was so generally civil that nobody thanked him for it.
Too civil by half.
