lized
1lized — civ·i·lized·ness; …
2civ|i|lized — «SIHV uh lyzd», adjective. 1. advanced in social customs, art, and science: »The ancient Greeks were a civilized people. SYNONYM(S): enlightened, cultivated, developed. 2. of or having to do with civilized nations or persons. 3. showing culture… …
3cre|o|lized language — «KREE uh lyzd», a language formed by a mixture of two languages and learned by later generations as their native tongue …
4crys|tal|lized — «KRIHS tuh lyzd», adjective. formed into crystals …
5self-fer|ti|lized — «SEHLF FUR tuh lyzd», adjective. fertilized by its own pollen; autogamous: »a self fertilized flower …
6sem|i|civ|i|lized — «SEHM ee SIHV uh lyzd», adjective. partly civilized …
7un|civ|i|lized — «uhn SIHV uh lyzd», adjective. not civilized; barbarous; savage: »The cave men of Europe were uncivilized hunters and fishermen of the Stone Age …
8un|fer|ti|lized — «uhn FUR tuh lyzd», adjective. not fertilized …
9Metal(lized) foil — Металлизированная фольга; Металлизированная пленка …
10un·civ·i·lized — …
