Meaning & Definition of word "Civic"

Civic

/ˈsɪvɪk/

1. Of or relating to a city or town, especially its administration; municipal.
- Example: The civic leaders gathered to discuss the new public transportation initiative.
2. Relating to citizenship or the duties of a citizen.
- Example: Civic engagement is essential for a healthy democracy.
3. Pertaining to the duties or responsibilities of citizens.
- Example: The school emphasizes civic responsibility in its curriculum.
4. Relating to the community or society and its organization.
- Example: Civic pride is evident in the city’s annual celebrations.
5. Relating to the rights and duties of citizens.
- Example: Civic education helps students understand their rights and how to participate in government.

●From Latin 'civicus', meaning 'of a citizen'.

civic duty:

The responsibility of a citizen to participate in their community, such as voting or volunteering.

civic center:

A building or complex that serves as a community hub for local events and activities.

civic pride:

A positive feeling residents have about their city or town, often expressed through community involvement or beautification efforts.

citizen:

A legally recognized subject or national of a state.

municipality:

A city or town with its own local government.

community:

A group of people living in the same place or having a particular characteristic in common.

Meaning: Civic responsibility

● Example Sentence: Taking part in local elections is a civic responsibility that everyone should embrace.

Meaning: Civic involvement

● Example Sentence: Her civic involvement helped to unify the neighborhood.