accoutrement | formal embellishment, special trappings |
address | make a formal address |
ancientry | decorum, old-fashioned formality, ancient dignity |
apology | formal justification, explanation |
careless | casual, informal, free and easy |
ceremonious | scrupulous over formalities, punctilious about ritual |
certificate | official document, formal deed |
City | such as would be found in the City [of London]; formal |
commission | formal body comprising justices of the peace |
comply | observe the formalities, show polite conduct |
congee | take ceremonious leave of, pay formal respects upon departure |
congee | curtsy reverently, make a formal bow |
form | formal procedure, due process, formality |
formal | normal, sane, rational |
formal | stock, regular, conventionally portrayed |
formal | punctilious, stiff, standing on ceremony |
formal | external, outward, surface |
free | [unclear meaning] not in formal marching order; quick |
gentleman | sir [in formally polite address, regardless of social rank] |
gentlewoman | [formally polite address] madam |
informal | demented, mentally disturbed |
inhibition | formal prohibition, official ban [from playing in the city] |
name | title of rank, formal appellation |
order | formation, formal array |
outward | formal, official, public |
patent | carte blanche, formal permission |
pop | [informal] disinherit, turn from |
register | record, formally write down |
salute | pay respects to, make a formal visit to |
serious | formal, important, solemn |
set | formally seated, arranged in a position of state |
set | formal, ceremonial, secretary |
solemn | formal, ceremonious, stately |
style | mode of address, formal title |
suit | formal request, entreaty, petition |
unsealed | lacking formal confirmation, without legal ratification |
urge | state formally, present, propose |
vouch | warrant, guarantee, formal confirmation |
vouch | formal statement, attestation, express declaration |
writ | written authority, formal order, warrant |