Formal and Grammatical

Formal

Formal adjective - Very dignified in form, tone, or style.
Usage example: the formal language of the coronation ceremony

Grammatical and formal are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Grammatical" instead an adjective "Formal".

Grammatical

Grammatical adjective - Of or pertaining to grammar.
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Formal and grammatical are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Formal" instead an adjective "Grammatical".

Nearby Words: grammar, grammarian, grammatically, grammatics

Both words in one sentence

  • Strongly Worded Letter The formal document uses some of the strongest words you can write in Galstandard West without violating grammatical checksum.''
  • Webcomic / Schlock Mercenary The formal document uses some of the strongest words you can write in Galstandard West without violating grammatical checksum.'' As far as Schlock himself is concerned, the words "temporary restraining order" mean "come back with guns." Subverted on one occasion however.Ennesby: Fine.
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