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casual:
- informal; casual; light-hearted; playful; loosely; casually; passing; in passing; evanescent; transient; perishing; volatile; transitory; temporary; fleeting; momentary; perfunctory; superficial; of short duration; brief; close; current; empty; null; short; cursory; nonchalant; insouciant; effortless; daily; everyday; free-and-easy; fooling; chance; occasional

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Sinónimos detallados de casual en inglés

casual:

casual adj.

casual
informal; casual
- informal adj.
- casual adj.
casual
light-hearted; playful; casual
- light-hearted adj.
- playful adj.
- casual adj.
casual
loosely; casually; passing; casual; in passing
- loosely adv.
- casually adv.
- passing adj.
- casual adj.
- in passing adv.
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evanescent; transient; perishing; volatile; transitory; temporary; fleeting; passing; momentary; perfunctory; superficial; of short duration; brief; close; casual; current; empty; null; short; informal; cursory
- evanescent adj.
- transient adj.
- perishing adj.
- volatile adj.
- transitory adj.
- temporary adj.
- fleeting adj.
- passing adj.
- momentary adj.
- perfunctory adj.
- superficial adj.
- of short duration adj.
- brief adj.
- close adj.
- casual adj.
- current adj.
- empty adj.
- null adj.
- short adj.
- informal adj.
- cursory adj.
casual

– hasty and without attention to detail; not thorough ¹
casual; passing; cursory; perfunctory
– hasty and without attention to detail; not thorough ¹
- casual adj.
  - a casual (or cursory) inspection failed to reveal the house's structural flaws¹
- passing adj.
  - a passing glance¹
- cursory adj.
  - a casual (or cursory) inspection failed to reveal the house's structural flaws¹
- perfunctory adj.
  - perfunctory courtesy¹
casual

– marked by blithe unconcern ¹
casual; nonchalant; insouciant
– marked by blithe unconcern ¹
- casual adj.
  - an ability to interest casual students¹
  - showed a casual disregard for cold weather¹
- nonchalant adj.
  - drove his car with nonchalant abandon¹
  - was polite in a teasing nonchalant manner¹
- insouciant adj.
  - an utterly insouciant financial policy¹
  - an elegantly insouciant manner¹
casual

– not showing effort or strain ¹
casual; effortless
– not showing effort or strain ¹
- casual adj.
  - a difficult feat performed with casual mastery¹
- effortless adj.
casual

– appropriate for ordinary or routine occasions ¹
casual; daily; everyday
– appropriate for ordinary or routine occasions ¹
- casual adj.
  - casual clothes¹
- daily adj.
- everyday adj.
  - everyday clothes¹
casual

– natural and unstudied ¹
casual; free-and-easy
– natural and unstudied ¹
- casual adj.
  - using their Christian names in a casual way¹
- free-and-easy adj.
  - lectured in a free-and-easy style¹
casual

– characterized by a feeling of irresponsibility ¹
casual; fooling
– characterized by a feeling of irresponsibility ¹
- casual adj.
  - a broken back is nothing to be casual about; it is no fooling matter¹
- fooling adj.
  - a broken back is nothing to be casual about; it is no fooling matter¹
casual

– occurring or appearing or singled out by chance ¹
chance; casual
– occurring or appearing or singled out by chance ¹
- chance adj.
  - a chance occurrence¹
- casual adj.
  - seek help from casual passers-by¹
  - a casual meeting¹
casual

– without or seeming to be without plan or method; offhand ¹
casual
– without or seeming to be without plan or method; offhand ¹
- casual adj.
  - a casual remark¹
  - information collected by casual methods and in their spare time¹
casual

– occurring from time to time ¹
casual; occasional
– occurring from time to time ¹
- casual adj.
  - casual employment¹
  - a casual correspondence with a former teacher¹
- occasional adj.
  - an occasional worker¹

Palabras relacionadas con "casual":

casualness, casually

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Definiciones relacionadas de "casual":

hasty and without attention to detail; not thorough¹
- a casual (or cursory) inspection failed to reveal the house's structural flaws¹
marked by blithe unconcern¹
- an ability to interest casual students¹
- showed a casual disregard for cold weather¹
not showing effort or strain¹
- a difficult feat performed with casual mastery¹
appropriate for ordinary or routine occasions¹
- casual clothes¹
natural and unstudied¹
- using their Christian names in a casual way¹
characterized by a feeling of irresponsibility¹
- a broken back is nothing to be casual about; it is no fooling matter¹
occurring or appearing or singled out by chance¹
- seek help from casual passers-by¹
- a casual meeting¹
without or seeming to be without plan or method; offhand¹
- a casual remark¹
- information collected by casual methods and in their spare time¹
occurring from time to time¹
- casual employment¹
- a casual correspondence with a former teacher¹

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Sinónimos de "casual" en inglés

Sinónimos detallados de casual en inglés

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