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informality

/ˌɪn.fɔːˈmæl.ə.ti/

Traduction: Nom désignant une manière ou un comportement détendu et sans cérémonie, ne suivant pas les règles officielles ou les formalités, ainsi que l'état d'absence de contraintes ou de gêne.

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/ˌɪn.fɔːˈmæl.ə.ti/B2formal
  • frNom désignant une manière ou un comportement détendu et sans cérémonie, ne suivant pas les règles officielles ou les formalités, ainsi que l'état d'absence de contraintes ou de gêne.

A noun referring to a relaxed, casual manner or behavior that does not adhere to formal rules or ceremonies, as well as the state of being free from constraint or embarrassment.

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  1. Casual mannerB2formal

    A relaxed or unofficial way of behaving, without strict adherence to formal rules or ceremonies.

    frCaractère informel

    • The informality of the gathering made everyone feel at ease.
    • He was known for his informality, even in business meetings.
    • The dress code allowed for a certain informality.

    Synonymescasualnesseasefamiliaritynaturalnessunceremoniousness

    Antonymesceremonyformalityprotocol

  2. Lack of constraintB2formal

    Freedom from social or emotional restraint, allowing for natural and unembarrassed behavior.

    frabsence de formalisme

    • The informality between the old friends was refreshing.
    • She spoke with an informality that put the audience at ease.
    • The informality of the conversation helped them share their true feelings.

    Synonymescasualnesseasefamiliaritynaturalnessspontaneityunceremoniousnessunconstraint

    Antonymesconstraintformalityrestraint

Formes
  • informalities plural form
  • informalities' possessive plural form
  • informality's possessive singular form
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