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more formal
adjective as in established, orderly
adjective as in stiff, affected, correct
Example Sentences
In recognition of the limited time the coach has had in his new surroundings, United had chosen to stage a normal pre-match media briefing at the training ground, rather than a more formal Old Trafford unveiling of the kind previous new managers such as Erik ten Hag had held.
I also have aspirations in the product space as well, but I’ll keep those plans secret until there’s something more formal to share, at which point I’ll hit you up!
Axis of Resistance emerged as a more formal entity in more recent years.
James Pennebaker, a social psychologist at the University of Texas at Austin, performed a more formal analysis for Stat based on complete transcripts of 35 Trump interviews from 2015 through this year.
With its lower stakes, there’s been more formal innovation, from romantic comedy to family drama to noir soap opera, with a range of visual approaches, and — perhaps most important — space to develop character and character relationships.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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