Synonyms and antonyms of Culture, society and civilization in British Thesaurus

advanced (adjective)

an advanced society uses the most recent technology or ideas

civilisation ()

a British spelling of civilization

civilise ()

a British spelling of civilize

civilization (noun)

a society that has developed its own culture and institutions

civilization (noun)

the state of having developed an advanced culture and institutions

civilization (noun)

the process by which a society develops its own culture and institutions

civilization (noun)

human society in general

civilize (verb)

old-fashioned to help a society to develop its culture and institutions

civilized (adjective)

a civilized country, society etc has developed an advanced culture and institutions

civil society (noun)

the part of society that consists of organizations and institutions that help and look after people, their health, and their rights. It does not include the government or the family.

the community (noun)

society in general

cross-cultural (adjective)

involving or combining different cultures

cultural (adjective)

relating to the culture of a particular group, country, or society

cultural (adjective)

relating to music, literature, and other arts

culture (noun)

activities involving music, literature, and other arts

culture (noun)

a society that has its own set of ideas, beliefs, and ways of behaving

ethnic (adjective)

relating to a group of people who have the same culture and traditions

ethnocentric (adjective)

showing a failure to recognize that other people’s cultures are also important and valuable

future shock (noun)

the difficulty that some people experience in dealing with changes in technology and society

heritage (noun)

the art, buildings, traditions, and beliefs that a society considers important to its history and culture

intercultural competence (noun)

the ability to communicate effectively and appropriately with people of other cultures

multiethnic (adjective)

involving people from different ethnic groups

multiethnic (adjective)

American someone who is multiethnic has parents who are from different ethnic groups

patrimony (noun)

formal buildings, objects, or ideas that a society gets from the people who lived in the past

primitive (adjective)

at a very simple stage of development, before modern technology

sociocultural (adjective)

involving a combination of social and cultural matters

weal (noun)

literary the common weal or the public weal is the general good of all people in society

world (noun)

society in general, in all countries