CEFR A2

casual

adjective

Meaning

Relaxed and informal in style or manner.

Examples

The restaurant has a casual atmosphere, so you don't need to dress up.
She has a very casual approach to her work, which sometimes worries her boss.

Synonyms: informal, relaxed, laid-back, offhand

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casual (A2)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ˈkæʒ.u.əl/

Definition

Relaxed and informal in style or manner.

Examples

The restaurant has a casual atmosphere, so you don't need to dress up.
She has a very casual approach to her work, which sometimes worries her boss.
They exchanged casual greetings before getting down to business.

How to Use casual

casual wear (collocation): Clothing suitable for informal occasions. — "Many companies now allow casual wear in the office."
casual dating (collocation): Dating without serious commitment or expectations. — "She was exploring casual dating before settling down."

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