Pronunciation: /sɪˈvɪljən/
noun a person not in the armed services or the police force
A1 The civilian helped the lost child find their way home.
A2 The civilian population was advised to evacuate the area due to the approaching storm.
B1 The civilian was grateful for the assistance provided by the emergency services during the crisis.
B2 The civilian government implemented new policies to improve the economy.
C1 The civilian casualties of the war were a tragic consequence of the conflict.
C2 The civilian diplomat played a crucial role in negotiating peace agreements between the two countries.
adjective relating to civilians or civil life
A1 The civilian population was evacuated from the war zone.
A2 The civilian clothing store is located on the main street.
B1 The civilian government implemented new policies to improve public services.
B2 The civilian casualties of the conflict were a tragic consequence of war.
C1 The civilian oversight committee demanded accountability from the military leaders.
C2 The civilian aircraft industry has seen significant advancements in technology.
formal The government is taking measures to protect civilian populations during times of conflict.
informal The civilian population was asked to evacuate the area due to the approaching storm.
slang I heard that the civilians are throwing a party next door tonight.
figurative In the world of business, customers are often referred to as civilians.
civilianized
civilians
more civilian
most civilian
civilianizes
will civilianize
has civilianized
is civilianizing
civilian
civilian
to civilianize
civilianizing
civilianized