Pronunciation: /ˈkæʒuəlnəs/
noun a noun is a word that refers to a person, place, thing, event, substance, or quality
A1 She wore a t-shirt and jeans to the party, showing her casualness.
A2 The casualness of the restaurant made it a comfortable place to dine.
B1 His casualness in the workplace sometimes led to misunderstandings with his colleagues.
B2 The actor's casualness on stage belied the intense preparation he had put into his performance.
C1 The author's casualness in addressing complex themes in his writing is a testament to his skill.
C2 Despite his casualness in demeanor, the CEO was known for his sharp business acumen.
adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun
A1 She wore a casualness outfit to the party.
A2 He greeted his friends with a casualness wave.
B1 The restaurant had a relaxed, casualness atmosphere.
B2 The speaker's casualness demeanor put the audience at ease.
C1 His casualness approach to the project surprised his colleagues.
C2 The author's writing style exuded a sense of effortless casualness.
formal The casualness of his demeanor during the job interview was off-putting to the hiring manager.
informal I love the casualness of this restaurant, you can come in wearing anything and still feel comfortable.
slang Her casualness about the whole situation was kind of annoying, like she didn't even care.
figurative The casualness with which he handled the delicate situation showed a lack of understanding of its importance.
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