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formální

Formální is an adjective used in Czech and Slovak to describe things that relate to form, structure, or adherence to rules, and to designate a ceremonious or official character. The term is commonly applied to language, dress, events, and conduct to indicate formality.

Etymology and range: Formální comes from Latin formalis, from forma meaning form or shape. In everyday use

Common usages: formální oděv (formal attire), formální jednání (formal proceedings), formální jazyk (formal language), and formální

Nuance: The term often implies standardized, official, or polite style suitable for professional, ceremonial, or legal

See also: neformální, formální jazyk, formální styl.

it
signals
conformity
with
established
norms
or
procedures,
rather
than
casual
or
informal
qualities.
dokumenty
(formal
documents).
In
linguistics
or
grammar,
formální
can
refer
to
grammatical
forms
(formální
tvar)
or
to
the
formal
register
of
speech
or
writing,
as
opposed
to
neformální
(informal).
contexts.
It
is
frequently
contrasted
with
neformální,
which
denotes
casualness,
spontaneity,
or
everyday
usage.