formality 的定义
plural for·mal·i·ties.
- condition or quality of being formal; accordance with required or traditional rules, procedures, etc.; conventionality.
- rigorously methodical character.
- strict adherence to established rules and procedures; rigidity.
- observance of form or ceremony.
- marked or excessive ceremoniousness.
- an established order or method of proceeding: the formalities of judicial process.
- a formal act or observance.
- something done merely or mainly for form's sake; a requirement of custom or etiquette: the formality of a thank-you note.
formality 近义词
convention, custom
etiquette, protocol
formality 的近义词 11 个
- decorum
- ceremoniousness
- conventionalism
- correctness
- formalism
- honors
- mummery
- politesse
- propriety
- punctiliousness
- p's and q's
formality 的反义词 4 个
更多formality例句
- Aside from establishing the level of formality, those giving weddings must rely on the judgment of the participants.
- Currently, thousands of troops are stationed inside and outside the building, and the situational response is taking on a formality and sophistication akin to a military operation.
- In reality, Pence does have a role to play when Congress meets to certify the Electoral College’s votes on January 6, but it is more a formality than anything.
- While it’s only a formality at this point, the state Legislature still needs to confirm Assemblywoman Shirley Weber as secretary of state.
- With less formality and more announcements than any other prestige show, the video games industry has an awards show that tries to be its mirror.
- It was both stylish and somber while being suitably grand for the formality of the occasion.
- Or so the chapter titles formally name him, in a nod, perhaps, to his pained formality.
- Early marriage is mostly a formality, but girls traditionally leave school at that time.
- FDR wanted to project easy grace rather than stiff formality—especially when communicating complicated matters.
- These cities want to be the next London, and when they look at that city, they see order and formality.
- It is not, however, the incident in itself that is now referred to, but only the formality ascribed to it in the narrative.
- Accustomed to a written character, their eyes became wearied by the crabbedness and formality of type.
- With great deliberation and much formality Wu-pom Nai proceeded to loosen the boy's heavy plaits of hair.
- By-and-by all pretence of formality and order is put aside and the battle really begins.
- Before I could reply, the door flew open without the formality of a knock, and old Mrs. Bolum ran in.