civism

civism

(ˈsɪvɪzəm)
n
rare good citizenship
[C18: from French civisme, from Latin cīvis citizen]
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civism

1. the attitudes and behavior of a good citizen.
2. Obsolete, devotion to the cause of the French Revolution.
See also: Nationalism
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civism

[ˈsɪvɪzəm] Ncivismo m
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