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Definition of formally
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Formally
(adv.)
In a
formal
manner;
essentially;
characteristically;
expressly;
regularly;
ceremoniously;
precisely.
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Livery
::
Livery
(n.) That which is
delivered
out
statedly
or
formally,
as
clothing,
food, etc..
Dogma
::
Dogma (n.) A
formally
stated
and
authoritatively
settled
doctrine;
a
definite,
established,
and
authoritative
tenet..
Church
::
Church
(n.) A
formally
organized
body of
Christian
believers
worshiping
together.
Assume
::
Assume
(v. t.) To take to or upon one's self; to take
formally
and
demonstratively;
sometimes,
to
appropriate
or take
unjustly..
Reprimand
::
Reprimand
(n.) To
reprove
severely;
to
reprehend;
to chide for a
fault;
to
consure
formally.
Recant
::
Recant
(v. t.) To
withdraw
or
repudiate
formally
and
publicly
(opinions
formerly
expressed);
to
contradict,
as a
former
declaration;
to take back
openly;
to
retract;
to
recall..
Introduction
::
Introduction
(n.) The act of
formally
making
persons
known to each
other;
a
presentation
or
making
known of one
person
to
another
by name; as, the
introduction
of one
stranger
to
another..
Discourse
::
Discourse
(v. i.) To treat of
something
in
writing
and
formally.
Rescript
::
Rescript
(v. t.) The
answer
of an
emperor
when
formallyconsulted
by
particular
persons
on some
difficult
question;
hence,
an edict or
decree..
Traverse
::
Traverse
(a.) To deny
formally,
as what the
opposite
party has
alleged.
When the
plaintiff
or
defendant
advances
new
matter,
he avers it to be true, and
traverses
what the other party has
affirmed.
To
traverse
an
indictment
or an
office
is to deny it..
Treaty
::
Treaty
(n.) An
agreement
so made;
specifically,
an
agreement,
league,
or
contract
between
two or more
nations
or
sovereigns,
formally
signed
by
commissioners
properly
authorized,
and
solemnly
ratified
by the
several
sovereigns,
or the
supreme
power of each
state;
an
agreement
between
two or more
independent
states;
as, a
treaty
of
peace;
a
treaty
of
alliance..
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.].
Sign
::
Sign (n.) To
assign
or
convey
formally;
-- used with away.
Inscribe
::
Inscribe
(v. t.) To
assign
or
address
to; to
commend
to by a shot
address;
to
dedicate
informally;
as, to
inscribe
an ode to a
friend..
Speak
::
Speak (v. i.) To utter a
speech,
discourse,
or
harangue;
to
adress
a
public
assembly
formally..
Renounce
::
Renounce
(v. t.) To
declare
against;
to
reject
or
decline
formally;
to
refuse
to own or
acknowledge
as
belonging
to one; to
disclaim;
as, to
renounce
a title to land or to a
throne..
Bishop
::
Bishop
(v. t.) To admit into the
church
by
confirmation;
to
confirm;
hence,
to
receive
formally
to
favor..
Contract
::
Contract
(n.) The act of
formally
betrothing
a man and
woman.
Solemnly
::
Solemnly
(adv.)
In a
solemn
manner;
with
gravity;
seriously;
formally.
Lecture
::
Lecture
(v. t.) To
reprove
formally
and with
authority.
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