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Overcivilised vs Overcivilized - What's the difference?

overcivilised | overcivilized | Alternative forms |

Overcivilized is a alternative form of overcivilised.


Overcivilised is often a misspelling of overcivilized.


Overcivilised has no English definition.

As an adjective overcivilized is

too much civilized.

overcivilised

Not English

Overcivilised has no English definition. It may be misspelled.

English words similar to 'overcivilised':

overshadowed, oversimplified, overqualified, overextended, overstressed, overestimated, overachieved, overexercised, overstimulated, overstretched, overspecified, overstrained, overexpressed, oversupplied, overjustified, overcalculated, overscheduled, overweighted, oversubscribed, oversaturated, oversteepened, overregulated, oversweetened, overcriticized, oversulfated, overcivilized, overcluttered, overcanopied, overactivated, oversprinkled, overoxidized, overresearched, overserviced, ovariectomized, overconcerned, overcultivated, oversexualized, overexamined, overconsumed, overschooled, overrestored, overstructured, overspeculated, overconnected, overcompressed, oversubsidized, oversorrowed, oversearched, overagitated, oversocialized, overcoloured, overassessed, overstarched, overexplored

overcivilized

English

Alternative forms

* overcivilised

Adjective

(en adjective)
  • Too much civilized.
  • * {{quote-news, year=2007, date=January 28, author=Tina Cassidy, title=Cut and Run, work=New York Times citation
    • , passage=Yet if “overcivilized ” is synonymous with “educated,” which could equal “having too much information,” which could make anyone neurotic, then it could also be said that city women are overcivilized. }}