formalised

• Descreve algo que foi tornado oficial ou que recebeu uma estrutura formal, frequentemente usado no contexto do inglês britânico.

Describes something that has been made official or given a formal structure, often used in British English contexts.

1. B2formal

   Given formal standing or endorsement; made official or legitimate by the observance of proper procedures.

   Formalizado

   • The agreement was formalised after months of negotiation.
   • Their partnership was formalised with a signed contract.
   • The new policy was formalised by the board of directors.

   Sinônimosauthorizedcertifiedformalizedratifiedsanctionedvalidated

   Antônimosinformalunofficialunratified

2. Rigorous adherence to formsC1formal

   Concerned with or characterized by rigorous adherence to recognized forms, especially in religion or art.

   Formalizado

   • The ceremony was highly formalised, following ancient traditions.
   • His painting style became more formalised over the years.
   • The ritual was formalised to ensure consistency across all temples.

   Sinônimosceremonialconventionalformalisticritualistic

   Antônimoscasualinformalunceremonious

• Verbo que significa dar estrutura, status ou aprovação formal a algo, tornando-o oficial ou estabelecido de maneira explícita; usado sobretudo no contexto do inglês britânico.

A verb meaning to give something a formal structure, status, or official approval, often used in British English contexts.

1. Make officialB2formalbritish

   To give a formal or official status to something, often through documentation or procedure.

   Oficializar

   • The company decided to formalise the agreement with a signed contract.
   • They will formalise the partnership next week.
   • The government plans to formalise the new regulations.

   Sinônimosapproveauthenticatecertifyofficializeratifysanctionvalidate

2. Make legally validB2formalbritish

   To declare or make something legally binding or valid.

   Formalizar

   • The court will formalise the adoption process.
   • They need to formalise the will with a notary.
   • The treaty was formalised by both nations.

   Sinônimoscertifyratifysanctionvalidate

   Antônimosannulinvalidatenullifyrescindvoid