Pronunciation: /ˈkæʒ.uəl/
noun a casual garment or outfit
A1 I prefer wearing casual clothes on the weekends.
A2 She always goes for a casual look when meeting friends for coffee.
B1 Casual attire is acceptable for the company picnic.
B2 The restaurant has a casual atmosphere, perfect for a relaxed meal.
C1 He enjoys the casual elegance of the beachfront resort.
C2 The party had a casual dress code, allowing guests to feel comfortable.
adjective relaxed and unconcerned
A1 I like to wear casual clothes on the weekends.
A2 She always has a casual attitude towards work.
B1 The restaurant has a casual atmosphere, perfect for a relaxed meal.
B2 He made a casual remark about the weather, not realizing how offensive it was.
C1 Despite his casual demeanor, he was actually a very serious and dedicated worker.
C2 The CEO's casual approach to decision-making often led to innovative solutions.
formal The company has a strict dress code, so please avoid wearing casual attire to work.
informal Let's just keep it casual and grab a drink at the local bar.
slang I'm just looking for a casual hook-up, nothing serious.
figurative His casual attitude towards the project led to its failure.
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