Formality
Formality noun - An act or utterance that is a customary show of good manners.
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Order and formality are semantically related. in convention topic. In some cases you can use "Order" instead a noun "Formality".
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Royal "We": During her pre-treaty night speech to RSCI Moraine switches from saying "I" to we in order to emphasize how important formality is this night.
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The fact that the One World Order lets him do it without even the formality of dragging him before a court martial and acquitting him leads him to suspect that he might not be working for the good guys after all.
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One World Order: Most alien societies follow this, but EarthCent doesn't have much actual power over humans in general or Earth's nations in particular: it's initially little more than a formality imposed by the Stryx in exchange for the uplift.
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