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Adjective
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If something is
formal
, it is
official
and/or
public
.
He studied German on his own, but he has no
formal
language
education
.
Formal
behaviour
or dress is used in
polite
situations
.
Please wear suit and tie because the
restaurant
is quite
formal
.
Antonyms
informal
casual
Related words
formally
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