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Meanings of most casual in English

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Usage of most casual in English
1
All their intention and purpose are patent to the most casual observer.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 08, No. 45, July, 1861 / A Magazine...
2
That had been disclosed by the most casual examination of his injury.
The Happy End
3
By silent consent we discussed at breakfast only the most casual topics.
The Moon Pool
4
They were crude specimens, revealing their profession to the most casual observer.
The Plastic Age
5
On even the most casual inspection of Northampton's canvas, these hues dominate.
Voice of the Fire
6
Charley's adoration of her brother was obvious to the most casual observer.
The Forbidden Trail
7
His legs were crossed at the ankles, in a most casual pose.
Speaks the Nightbird
8
The most casual observer of Irish politics knows that Sinn Féin is different.
The Irish Times
9
A general air of neglect and growing dilapidation impressed the most casual observer.
What Can She Do?
10
To the most casual observer it was palpable that he walked the world
Prime Ministers and Some Others: A Book of Reminiscences
11
He rarely spoke of himself, even in the most casual way.
An Original Belle
12
One looks to see your most casual act freighted with intentions not obvious.
The Vision Splendid
13
Somehow he felt a chill underlying her most casual words to-day.
One Day / A sequel to 'Three Weeks'
14
The most casual man she knew, Marsh had still dressed up for her.
Fortunate harbor
15
They've sent for you, but I'm the most casual sort of an acquaintance.
Sight Unseen
16
I said it in the most casual voice: It's nothing special, it's just meat.
To the end of the land
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Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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