Civic
21civic — adj. 1 of a city; municipal. 2 of or proper to citizens (civic virtues). 3 of citizenship, civil. Phrases and idioms: civic centre Brit. the area where municipal offices and other public buildings are situated; the buildings themselves.… …
22civic — adj. Civic is used with these nouns: ↑affair, ↑building, ↑conscience, ↑consciousness, ↑duty, ↑engagement, ↑identity, ↑leader, ↑life, ↑participation, ↑pride, ↑ …
23civic — adjective they encourage their children to participate in civic affairs Syn: municipal, city, town, urban, metropolitan; public, civil, community, local …
24civic — civ•ic [[t]ˈsɪv ɪk[/t]] adj. 1) gov of or pertaining to a city; municipal 2) gov of or pertaining to citizenship; civil 3) gov of citizens: civic pride[/ex] • Etymology: 1535–45; < L cīvicus=cīv(is) citizen + icus ic civ′i•cal•ly, adv …
25civic — Pertaining to the city or body politic, or to the citizen, or to citizenship. Cleveland Grand Opera Co. v Cleveland Civic Opera Asso. 22 Ohio St 400, 405, 154 NE 352, 353 …
26Civic Exchange — Formation September 2000 Type Public policy think tank Location C …
27Civic virtue (organizational citizenship behavior dimension) — is one of the five dimensions of organizational citizenship behavior (hereafter, OCB) identified in Dennis Organ’s prominent 1988 definition of the construct. Originally, Smith, Organ, and Near (1983) first proposed two dimensions: altruism and… …
28Civic center — (Im amerikanischen Englisch ist die Schreibweise „civic center“, im britischen Englisch wird es „civic centre“ geschrieben.) bedeutet Regierungszentrum, Verwaltungsviertel oder Verwaltungszentrum und kann sich auf Folgendes beziehen In Kanada:… …
29Civic IMA — (2003–2004) Civic IMA (2004–2006) …
30Civic, Christchurch — Civic The Civic in 2009 General information Type Former civic offices Location Chris …
