civilly
In mannered fashion
Civilly means in a polite or courteous manner, with basic social respect even if not warmth: They nodded civilly but didn't stop to chat.
It can also mean in matters relating to civil law or civil rights, as opposed to criminal or military contexts: The case was handled civilly rather than through criminal prosecution.
With good manners
- courteouslyWith good manners
- respectfullyIn a deferential way
- graciouslyWith elegant kindness
- cordiallyIn friendly fashion
mannerly · considerately · tactfully · diplomatically · genially · affably · amicably · obligingly
In legal compliance
- legallyIn lawful manner
- judiciallyBy court authority
- jurisdictionallyConcerning legal authority scope
- constitutionallyBy fundamental law or nature
statutorily · litigiously · adjudicated · petitioned · contested · tribunal · courthouse · plaintiff
politely
With good manners
- courteouslyWith good manners
- respectfullyIn a deferential way
- graciouslyWith elegant kindness
cordially · mannerly · considerately · tactfully · diplomatically · genially · affably · amicably · obligingly · decorously
lawfully
In legal compliance
- legallyIn lawful manner
- judiciallyBy court authority
- jurisdictionallyConcerning legal authority scope
constitutionally · statutorily · litigiously · adjudicated · petitioned · contested · tribunal · courthouse · plaintiff · defendant
civillyrudely
Without proper courtesy
uncivilly · impolitely · discourteously · disrespectfully · coarsely
- Civil Rights ActLaw prohibiting discrimination
- civil rightsGuaranteed individual legal protections
- civil warsDomestic armed conflicts
- civil rights activistsChampions of legal equality
- civil codeCodified private law system
- civil servantGovernment administration employee
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