Adjective:

முறைப்படி அமையாத,

informal தமிழ் அர்த்தத்தின் உதாரணம்:

எவ்விடயத்திலும் பொருளியல் முடிவுகளைச் செய்ய முறைப்படி அமையாத அணுகுமுறையாகும்.

முறைப்படி அமையாத மொழியில் ஐ.

informal's Usage Examples:

Americana decor is an informal style that weighs heavily on good old fashioned craftsmanship, simple shapes, and functionality, value of material and subtle colorings and patterns.

William Robinson banished bedding systems, and turned to planting with native species and hardy exotics, creating informal, wild and woodland gardens.

A desservant has an informal appeal, by way of recourse, to the metropolitan and ultimately to the pope (Smith, op.

Besides, those old words may sound pretty stodgy and formal to modern ears, and a modern wedding can handle more informal wedding vows.

Therefore, the modern game on the block calls for a more informal approach known as ' critical geopolitics ' .

, had maintained a sort of informal republican royalty.

Our informal oenological academy has been going for five years with people dropping out for finals and medical electives, and jobs.

Some minor accents may be around the neckline, bust, or waist, but informal dresses are usually simple.

It too, held the welcoming atmosphere of a hospital waiting room, with a living room, expansive kitchen, informal dining area and hallways leading off each side of the common areas.

uneasy coexistence between the two informal empires.

and in printed books, (c) the Cursive character, used in letters and for informal purposes, not as a rule printed.

He initiated informal contacts with leftist guerrillas in neighboring Colombia.

Lotbair was humbled in 1112, but he took advantage of the emperors difficulties to rise again and again, the twin pillars of his strength being the Saxon hatred of the Franconian emperors and an informal alliance with the papal see.

Synonyms:

free-and-easy, formality, casual, folksy, everyday, unceremonial, unceremonious, formalness, daily,

Antonyms:

uncommon, rural area, unceremoniousness, formal, informality,