informality

Converse of object

• retain: The set up here was eye-catching, but still managed to retain an informality that typified the day for me.
• relax: Holmes is employed, presumably, for providing the relaxed, natural informality the earnest Smith fails to display.
• stress: Dress On Board In keeping with our expedition atmosphere, the dress code on board stresses informality.
• encourage: Danger Areas The ease of communication e-mail offers is its main benefit but this can also be dangerous as it encourages informality.
• love: As much as I love the refreshing informality of contemporary praise choruses, there is nothing quite like the great hymns of our faith.
• enjoy: You can make the place your own home-from-home and enjoy the informality this brings.

Converse of subject

• characterize: It is surely characterized by informality and an ability to react rapidly to new ideas.

Adjective modifier

• friendly: Seasons Country House, St Keyne A special place where hospitality is at its most welcoming with friendly informality at anytime of the year.
• easy: The Gainsborough combines the attractive style of bygone days with an easy informality.
• relative: Many thought that the presence of lawyers undermined the relative informality of hearings and posed some difficulty for the lay panel members.
• great: A greater informality of eating had begun as the first sandwich bar, Sandy's, opened in Oxendon St in 1933.
• such: It must be a trifle disconcerting for the rest of the cast, but such unusual informality was great fun for everyone else.
• stylish: Auckland, international gateway to New Zealand, is laid out with stylish informality around one of the most beautiful harbors in the world.

Preposition: in

• surroundings: Overlooking the world-class surf of Fistral Beach, the Headland blends friendly informality in breathtaking surroundings.

Preposition: of

• process: The informality of the process, with claimants encouraged to contact the Department by telephone, makes quality assessment difficult.
• occasion: Rose to the informality of the occasion by singing along to a jolly Deacon Blue song with Becky.
• relation: The informality of imperial relations at the level of the Cabinet and the CID does not indicate that they were insignificant.
• meeting: The informality of the meetings extends to the Society's organization.
• approach: The informality of the approach is appealing, compared with the more organized event-based methods of consensus conferences and citizens juries.

Preposition: with

• lounge: The hotel has an intimate relaxing atmosphere of warmth and informality with cozy lounges and a log fire burning on cold winter nights.