civilization
/sɪvɪlɪˈzeɪʃən/Definitions
1. noun
The stage of human social development and organization characterized by the presence of complex societies with advanced technology, culture, and social stratification.
“The rise of civilization in ancient Mesopotamia marked a significant turning point in human history.”
2. noun
A specific culture or society that has developed to a high level of complexity and sophistication.
“The civilization of ancient Greece is renowned for its contributions to philosophy, theater, and the arts.”
3. verb
To bring into a state of civilization, or to make more refined and cultured.
“The organization worked to civilization the remote village by providing access to education and healthcare.”