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Significados de more informal em inglês

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Uso de more informal em inglês
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In fact, nothing can be more informal than their manner in debate.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 08, No. 50, December, 1861 / A Maga...
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But there should also be room for more informal talk, said Walton.
BBC
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It was going be a more informal Sun Day this year, regardless.
The black prism
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It said a more informal warning for simple misconduct would have sufficed.
Radio NZ
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Grace and Donald Bradman gaze down on a much more informal scene.
Reuters
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The idea, it seems, is to turn more informal browsers into hard-core stumblers.
Wired
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Food for thought Meanwhile, event organisers are starting to arrange more informal networking opportunities.
BBC
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Moreover, the non-users received more informal and private care with ADL and IADL activities.
Pubmed
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These include video conferencing apps like Zoom and its more informal equivalent, House Party.
The Irish Times
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On the other side of the hall is a more informal, though still substantial, livingroom.
The Irish Times
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ACT's David Seymour will have a more informal role.
Radio NZ
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Instead, would-be host cities and regions have more informal discussions and correspondence with Tour organisers.
The Guardian
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He is also the recipient of more informal accolades.
The Guardian
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They had dinner in the sun room because it was more informal than the dining room.
Death Trance
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This checkpoint is much smaller, much more informal.
The Guardian
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There were lots more informal engagements as well.
The Irish Times
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