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Definition of formal
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Formal
(a.)
Sound;
normal.
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Red-tapism
::
Red-tapism
(n.)
Strict
adherence
to
official
formalities.
Coronary
::
Coronary
(n.)
Informal
shortening
of
coronary
thrombosis,
also used
generally
to mean heart
attack..
Statemonger
::
Statement
(n.) That which is
stated;
a
formal
embodiment
in
language
of facts or
opinions;
a
narrative;
a
recital.
Formalist
::
Formalist
(n.) One
overattentive
to
forms,
or too much
confined
to them; esp., one who rests in
external
religious
forms,
or
observes
strictly
the
outward
forms of
worship,
without
possessing
the life and
spirit
of
religion..
Recognize
::
Recognize
(v. t.) To avow
knowledge
of; to allow that one
knows;
to
consent
to
admit,
hold, or the like; to admit with a
formal
acknowledgment;
as, to
recognize
an
obligation;
to
recognize
a
consul..
Confirm
::
Confirm
(v. t.) To
render
valid by
formal
assent;
to
complete
by a
necessary
sanction;
to
ratify;
as, to
confirm
the
appoinment
of an
official;
the
Senate
confirms
a
treaty..
Reformalize
::
Reformalize
(v. i.) To
affect
reformation;
to
pretend
to
correctness.
Pedagogue
::
Pedagogue
(n.) One who by
teaching
has
become
formal,
positive,
or
pedantic
in his ways; one who has the
manner
of a
schoolmaster;
a
pedant..
Demise
::
Demise
(n.)
Transmission
by
formal
act or
conveyance
to an heir or
successor;
transference;
especially,
the
transfer
or
transmission
of the crown or royal
authority
to a
successor..
Vote
::
Vote (v. t.) To
enact,
establish,
grant,
determine,
etc., by a
formal
vote; as, the
legislature
voted the
resolution..
Differentia
::
Differentia
(n.) The
formal
or
distinguishing
part of the
essence
of a
species;
the
characteristic
attribute
of a
species;
specific
difference.
Ceremonious
::
Ceremonious
(a.)
According
to
prescribed
or
customary
rules and
forms;
devoted
to forms and
ceremonies;
formally
respectful;
punctilious.
Pavan
::
Pavan (n.) A
stately
and
formal
Spanish
dance for which full state
costume
is worn; -- so
called
from the
resemblance
of its
movements
to those of the
peacock.
Nuncupate
::
Nuncupate
(v. t.) To
declare
publicly
or
solemnly;
to
proclaim
formally.
Puritan
::
Puritan
(n.) One who, in the time of Queen
Elizabeth
and the first two
Stuarts,
opposed
traditional
and
formal
usages,
and
advocated
simpler
forms of faith and
worship
than those
established
by law; --
originally,
a term of
reproach.
The
Puritans
formed
the bulk of the early
population
of New
England..
Capitulation
::
Capitulation
(n.) A
reducing
to heads or
articles;
a
formal
agreement.
Convention
::
Convention
(v. i.) An
agreement
or
contract
less
formal
than, or
preliminary
to, a
treaty;
an
informal
compact,
as
between
commanders
of
armies
in
respect
to
suspension
of
hostilities,
or
between
states;
also, a
formal
agreement
between
governments
or
sovereign
powers;
as, a
postal
convention
between
two
governments..
Benediction
::
Benediction
(n.) A
solemn
rite by which
bells,
banners,
candles,
etc., are
blessed
with holy
water,
and
formally
dedicated
to God..
Apophasis
::
Apophasis
(n.) A
figure
by which a
speaker
formally
declines
to take
notice
of a
favorable
point,
but in such a
manner
as to
produce
the
effect
desired.
[For
example,
see Mark
Antony's
oration.
Shak.,
Julius
Caesar,
iii. 2.].
Subscription
::
Subscription
(n.) The
acceptance
of
articles,
or other tests
tending
to
promote
uniformity;
esp. (Ch. of
Eng.),
formal
assent
to the
Thirty-nine
Articles
and the Book of
Common
Prayer,
required
before
ordination..
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