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Definitions from the WebCivil BookDescription:A civil book refers to a written work that provides relevant information, guidelines, and explanations about various aspects of civil law, rights, and responsibilities within a society. It encompasses a wide range of topics, including civil rights, legal procedures, and civil liberties. Sample sentences:Noun: I borrowed a civil book from the library to understand my rights as a citizen. Adjective: The lawyer recommended reading civil books to gain a deeper understanding of the legal system. Verb: She civilly booked her appointment with the attorney to discuss her case. Adverb: The judge kindly but civilly explained the law to the confused defendant. Related Products: | ||||
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