uncivil
"Humph!" exclaimed my uncle, rather uncivilly.
Citizens confronted with the denial of political rights often feel compelled to behave uncivilly.
I was surprised that he should speak so uncivilly to me.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Rude and cheeky
backchat
cheekily
cheekiness
cheeky
churlishly
churlishness
coarse-grained
fruity
gall
indelicate
obnoxiously
obnoxiousness
offensively
offensiveness
pertly
sass
scatological
unceremonious
unpleasant
unprintable

Examples of uncivilly

uncivilly
We were particularly well lodged, and not uncivilly treated.
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But his wife received me coldly and almost uncivilly.
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I was most uncivilly treated, and remanded two or three times.
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He received us somewhat uncivilly, but showed no mark of suspicion, nor, indeed, of any other emotion, when we told him we wished to search the house.
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