Formal and Street

Formal

Formal adjective - Relating to or suitable for wearing to an event requiring elegant dress and manners.
Usage example: a shop that rents out formal wear

Street is an antonym for formal.

Street

Street noun - A passage cleared for public vehicular travel.
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Synonyms for Street

Formal is an antonym for street.

Both words in one sentence

  • Taught by Experience In A Certain Magical Index, Touma Kamijou has never received any formal training, but has picked up street fighting skills from a lifetime of defending himself and others from bullies and street thugs.
  • Subverted though by Suzaku who has several outfits like a military uniform, battle suit, formal wear, street clothing and of course his own school uniform.
  • There's the classically sophisticated Quintessential British Gentleman type, as seen with both Dudley and Eagle of Street Fighter fame, who sport a bowtie and cravat respectively, braces and formal trousers — and of course, both prioritize good manners and taking time to enjoy a cup of tea.
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