The quality of being barbarous; the degree of barbarism or barbarity. in behaviour, condition, culture, or art.

Barbarity, barbarism, barbarousness. Obsolete.

= barbarism, n. 2. Obsolete or archaic. (The earliest sense, taking place of the earlier barbarie, and now in its turn superseded by barbarism.)

Barbarous social or intellectual condition; absence of culture; uncivilized ignorance and rudeness. (The proper opposite of civilization.)

Want of civilization; uncivilized condition; savageness, barbarism. Obsolete.

Absence or lack of civilization or of civility.

Uncivilized or uncultured state or character (of persons); savagery, barbarity; †rudeness, roughness of manners (obsolete).

Savage or barbarous condition; †a form or instance of this.

The condition in which human beings exist, or are imagined to exist, in the absence of laws or regulatory social structures.

The state or quality of being primitive or uncivilized, savagery; (also) savage behaviour, cruelty, brutality. Also: an instance of this.

The condition of being primitive and uncivilized; a primitive state of human society.

Barbarized state.

Uncivilized condition; want of civilization.

The condition of being wild or savage, savagery; a period characterized by this.

The state or condition of a barbarian (in various senses).

(un-, prefix1 affix 6.)

Rudeness, roughness, savageness, brutality.