formality
शिष्टाचार
definition
noun
he retained the formality of his social background
the rigid observance of rules of convention or etiquette.
translation of 'formality'
शिष्टाचारानुसार करावी लागणारी गोष्ट,
फाजील शिष्टाचारपालन
example
with disconcerting 'formality', the brothers shook hands
That Iceland's team has been hewn from a nation of just 290,000 people is unlikely to encourage Vogts, who has proved already that overcoming the might of a small fishing community is no 'formality' .
For Vera and her family, tea consoles; for the Wells and their set, it's a ceremony, observed like everything else, with rigid 'formality' .
It was, in my case, mainly a formality, but a 'formality' that raised important questions that I promised myself I would revisit someday.
There are no traditional rules or rigid 'formality' or fairy tale settings involving tormented love between a man and woman.
with disconcerting 'formality' the brothers shook hands
Rigid self-control went hand-in-hand with a precise and exacting 'formality' .
She stood with a rigid 'formality' , but her eyes were vacant and her lips moved silently.
Undoubtedly the human animal in his/her social interactions feels safer when a certain degree of 'formality' is observed.
‘We want to break down the 'formality' , but retain high standards,’ Sankey explains.
Michael did not suffer fools gladly and could seem aloof and distant at times, but this was his rather old-world 'formality' .
However, the general pattern of double dependence on social status and 'formality' is maintained.
A new sweetness pervades daily life and replaces the coldness and 'formality' of familial relationships under aristocracy.
As a beginning teacher, I cultivated an ethos of 'formality' and distance.
her saying no was just a 'formality', and both of them knew it
he retained the 'formality' of his social background
promotion looks a 'formality'
Etiquette and 'formality' are the antiquated attributes that make her readers swoon.
Renowned for her light-hearted disregard of 'formality' , kicking off her shoes and chewing gum at meetings, she is reputed to have removed her wig to break the tension during key meetings.
They were also the evolutionary years that bridged the gap between the rigid 'formality' of the Edwardian styles and the ultimate changes that led to the knee-length dresses of 1926.
the 'formality' of life in an English public school
On the other hand, expressions must have a minimal 'formality' in order to be understandable at all.
The matter was only a 'formality' for the members at the UDC as they are fully refunded by the Department of the Environment.
However, such benefits may come at a cost as a rigid 'formality' may conflict with deeply held professional values such as autonomy, solidarity, flexibility, and a belief in tacit knowledge.
He bowed to her, in the distant 'formality' of the rich, and then laughed as his hand caught on his sword, spoiling the movement.
The question was merely a 'formality' ; the answer was obvious.
However, all are divided into different levels of 'formality' depending on the social status of the person being addressed.
Country house hotels promote this informal 'formality' by eschewing hotel conventions such as reception desks and by ensuring that all drinks, meals and sundries are included in the per-night fee.
The family drops by often; so much so, in fact, that knocking on the door is a 'formality' they no longer observe.
This nomination was seen as a 'formality' by observers.
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