civil
/ˈsɪvɪl/Definitions
1. adjective
relating to citizens or their rights and duties; concerned with the welfare of society
“The civil rights movement aimed to end racial segregation.”
2. noun
a member of a community or city, especially as opposed to a member of the military
“The civil population was affected by the war.”
3. noun
the non-military or non-naval part of a country’s armed forces
“The civil component of the military played a crucial role in disaster relief.”
4. noun
the part of a country’s or city’s government that is responsible for internal affairs
“The civil administration worked to rebuild the city after the natural disaster.”
5. noun
a court of law or a judge
“The civil court heard the case and delivered a verdict.”
6. adverb
in a polite and courteous manner
“Please address the professor in a civil manner.”