The word "civilly" is correct and usable in written English.
This word is an adverb that means in a polite, reasonable, and courteous manner. For example: The two parties involved in the dispute were able to settle their argument civilly.
We need to get better at communicating not only quickly, but civilly.
My dearest old friends, together since the dark days when gay sex was illegal, were civilly partnered a day after the law permitted it.
It seems there exists a set of people who cannot respond civilly to any post about certain flashpoint issues: race, gender and feminism, immigration, and religion; Islam in particular.
There is an increasing level of outright hostility; on the Republican side especially, the arguments that have been deployed to rally opposition to the enemy's agenda provide intellectual support for violent resistance.Setting aside the policy issues we're facing over the next four years, I think the most immediate need is for Americans to find a way to live civilly with each other.
Mr Bush has made the occasional faux pas with his base such as talking civilly to gay groups but not on matters that are top priorities for the right.Mr Norquist predicts bigger trouble from two other Bush mistakes.
It assumed that civil servants who had served Conservatives civilly for so long would be conservative themselves.
Mr Steen's agent, Richard Stephens, responds civilly, "I think experience will tell in this election.
Our Republican governor, Arnold Schwarzenegger, and the Democrat-dominated legislature have worked civilly at cross-purposes since Mr Schwarzenegger first replaced his Democratic predecessor.
More civilly, Evelyn Waugh, when treated to lunch by the young Peregrine Worsthorne on behalf of The Sunday Telegraph, complained that the port was not of a kind which the proprietor's wife would wish him to be offered.
It culminated in the televised show-down, which started off civilly enough, but quickly spiralled into a full-scale verbal battle as Hopkins dismissed Geldof's views as "new age nonsense".
Hidden within the morally outraged and civilly disobedient radical, in other words, was the soul of a wronged decision theorist.
