English to Igbo Meaning of informal - n'ịgba

Informal :

n'ịgba

adjective

n'ịgba, megidere iwu, oge ufodu, ezighị ezi, maara

Informal :: n'ịgbaInformality :: mpunundiInformally :: -anọghị n'ozi

← Inform

information →

Share This

Definitions of informal in English

Adjective(1) not formal(2) not officially recognized or controlled(3) used of spoken and written language(4) having or fostering a warm or friendly and informal atmosphere

Examples of informal in English

(1) But more people were coming into Yorkshire on business and on informal holidays, visiting friends and relatives.(2) They speak English in formal discourse or political discussions and shift to Patois in informal conversation and gossip.(3) Part of the appeal of tutoring is the informal nature of the job and the casual, friendly relationship it allows tutors and faculty members to develop.(4) She now wore a low-cut pink top that flirted with the school's informal dress code.(5) The content of websites can be written in formal as well as informal language.(6) Dress is informal and music will be provided by the Brose Walsh Band.(7) Remember however that most reservation only dining restaurants require formal or informal dress attire as well.(8) Many locals dress in period costume to set the tone for the afternoon, but the dress code is informal , so no one needs to feel pressured.(9) The blend of formal and informal language suits the school's mission and vision perfectly.(10) It is helped by market research showing that the British public is starting to like the Liverpool accent again; it sounds friendly and informal .(11) Refreshments were provided and enjoyed by all in a relaxed and informal atmosphere.(12) A lot of what makes weblogs interesting is their personal, ephemeral, and informal nature.(13) We asked them to be fairly informal in their dress and not to carry clip boards or briefcases but to carry the questionnaires around in plastic bags.(14) Be prepared to share a table as the idea here is to create an informal and easy going atmosphere.(15) Some people were wearing suits while a few others were in informal clothing.(16) It was more like a dress jacket with black pants because he had leaned towards the informal side and wasn't wearing a tie or a vest.

Related Phrases of informal

(1) informal education ::

agụmakwụkwọ

(2) informal economy ::

n'ịgba aku na uba

(3) informal discussion ::

n'ịgba ụka

Related Phrases of informal

(1) informal education ::

agụmakwụkwọ

(2) informal economy ::

n'ịgba aku na uba

(3) informal discussion ::

n'ịgba ụka

Synonyms

Adjective

1. unofficial ::

unofficial

2. colloquial ::

colloquial

3. casual ::

ukporo

4. intimate ::

akpachi anya

5. loose ::

rụrụ

Antonyms

1. ceremonial ::

emume

2. ceremonious ::

ceremonious

3. conventional ::

4. formal ::

iwu

5. orthodox ::

ekpe okpukpe

6. regular ::

mgbe nile

7. routine ::

eme

Different Forms

informal, informality, informally

Word Example from TV Shows

I've done all my research, I conducted an INFORMAL poll,

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 19

Informal protest.

The Big Bang Theory Season 1, Episode 13

Examples of informal from TV Shows

I've done all my research, I conducted an INFORMAL poll,

The Big Bang Theory Season 7, Episode 19

Informal protest.

The Big Bang Theory Season 1, Episode 13

English to Igbo Dictionary: informal

Meaning and definitions of informal, translation in Igbo language for informal with similar and opposite words. Also find spoken pronunciation of informal in Igbo and in English language.

Tags for the entry 'informal'

What informal means in Igbo, informal meaning in Igbo, informal definition, examples and pronunciation of informal in Igbo language.

English to Igbo Dictionary: informal

Meaning and definitions of informal, translation in Igbo language for informal with similar and opposite words. Also find spoken pronunciation of informal in Igbo and in English language.

Tags for the entry 'informal'

What informal means in Igbo, informal meaning in Igbo, informal definition, examples and pronunciation of informal in Igbo language.