Difference between Informal and Loose

INFORMAL vs LOOSE: NOUN

In archery: The act of releasing the bow-string and discharging the arrow.
The mode of performing this act, which differs among different peoples.
In mining, the end of a shift. Also loosing-time. When the workmen leave, the pit is said to be ‘loosed out.’
Freedom from restraint.
In Rugby foot-ball, that part of the play in which the ball travels freely from player to player, as distinguished from the scrimmage.
The privilege of turning out cattle on commons.
A solution of a problem or explanation of a difficulty.
The act of letting go or letting fly; discharge; shot.
A letting go; discharge.
Freedom from restraint; license.

INFORMAL vs LOOSE: ADJECTIVE

Not organized; not structured or planned.
Reflecting everyday, non-ceremonious usage.
Not in accord with the usual regulations; unofficial.
Deranged in mind; out of one's senses.
Not officially recognized or controlled
Used of spoken and written language
Not in the regular, usual, or established form; not according to official, conventional, prescribed, or customary forms or rules; irregular; hence, without ceremony.
Having or fostering a warm or friendly atmosphere; especially through smallness and informality
Characterized by nontechnical vocabulary, simple sentence structure, and relatively few explicit transitions, as typified by spoken language.
Not formal or ceremonious; casual.
Not being in accord with prescribed regulations or forms; unofficial.
Suited for everyday wear or use.
Suited for everyday use.
Not formal

Not carefully arranged in a package
(of textures) full of small openings or gaps
Not tense or taut
Not bound or fastened or gathered together
Not compact or dense in structure or arrangement
(of a ball in sport) not in the possession or control of any player
Not restrained or confined or attached
Freely producing mucus
Not officially recognized or controlled
Lacking a sense of restraint or responsibility
Not affixed
Emptying easily or excessively
Not literal
Casual and unrestrained in sexual behavior
Not fixed firmly or tightly
Not tight; not closely constrained or constricted or constricting
Having escaped, especially from confinement
Characterized by a free movement of fluids in the body.
Not fastened, restrained, or contained.
Not taut, fixed, or rigid.
Free from confinement or imprisonment; unfettered.
Not tight-fitting or tightly fitted.
Not bound, bundled, stapled, or gathered together.
Not compact or dense in arrangement or structure.
Not formal; relaxed.
Lacking conventional moral restraint in sexual behavior.
Not literal or exact.

INFORMAL vs LOOSE: VERB

Grant freedom to; free from confinement
Turn loose or free from restraint
Become loose or looser or less tight
Make loose or looser

INFORMAL vs LOOSE: TRANSITIVE VERB

To make less strict; relax.
To release pressure or obligation from; absolve.
To let fly; discharge.
To cast loose; detach.
To let loose; release.
To make loose; undo.

INFORMAL vs LOOSE: ADVERB

Without restraint
In a loose manner.

INFORMAL vs LOOSE: OTHER WORD TYPES

Distracted or deranged in mind.
Not formal; not in the regular or usual form or manner; not according to rule or custom; unceremonious; irregular: as, an informal writing; informal proceedings; an informal visit.

Not fast or confined; not fastened; unattached; free from restraint or obligation; not bound to another or together; without bonds, ties, or attachments; at liberty: as, loose sheets of a book; loose tresses of hair; loose change in one's pocket; to break loose; to be set loose; to cut loose from bad habits.
Not tight or close; without close union or adjustment; slightly or slackly joined: as, a loose knot; loose garments; a loose league or confederation.
Not dense or compact; having interstices or intervals; open or expanded: as, cloth of loose texture; a loose order of battle.
Not concise or condensed; wanting precision or connection of parts; diffuse; rambling: as, a loose style of writing; loose reasoning; a loose array of facts.
Not exact in meaning; indefinite; vague; uncertain.
Lax; relaxed; slack; wanting retentiveness or power of restraint: as, loose bowels; loose ties; a loose bond of union.
Lax in character or quality; not strict or exact; careless; slovenly: as, a loose construction of the constitution; a loose mode of conducting business; loose morality.
Lax in principle or conduct; free from moral restraint; wanton; dissolute; unchaste: as, a loose woman; loose behavior.
Disengaged; free; independent: with from or of.
Seemingly communicative; frank; open; candid.
In archery, to release (the bowstring) after the bow is drawn, thus discharging the arrow.
In chem., not combined with anything else: as, carbon dioxid loose in the blood. The word free is more commonly used in this sense.
In geology, incoherent, as unconsolidated sands.
In coal-mining, free at the ends or sides: applied to a working-place when the coal has been previously mined on both sides: as, loose at one end, loose at one side, etc.
Not tight
To make loose or free; release from that which restrains, confines, or hampers; set at liberty; disengage; discharge from constraint, obligation, or penalty.
To disengage the hold of; undo; unfasten; untie.
To relax; loosen; make or let loose, partially or wholly: as, to loose sail; to loose one's hold or grasp.
To solve; explain.
Synonyms To unfasten, let go, detach, disconnect, absolve, acquit.
To perform the act of loosening; make or set loose something; let go a hold, unmoor a ship, shoot an arrow, or the like.
Free from confinement
Grant freedom to
(idiom) (on the loose) At large; free.
(idiom) (on the loose) Acting in an uninhibited fashion.

INFORMAL vs LOOSE: RELATED WORDS

Loose, Common, Everyday, Slangy, Vernacular, Colloquial, Familiar, Epistolary, Folksy, Friendly, Cozy, Conversational, Intimate, Casual, Unofficial

Escaped, Relax, Unbound, Easy, Friable, Free, Baggy, Promiscuous, Open, Unleash, Lax, Phlegmy, Unloose, Slack, Loosen

INFORMAL vs LOOSE: DESCRIBE WORDS

Loose, Common, Everyday, Slangy, Vernacular, Colloquial, Familiar, Epistolary, Folksy, Friendly, Cozy, Conversational, Intimate, Casual, Unofficial

Escaped, Relax, Unbound, Easy, Friable, Free, Baggy, Promiscuous, Open, Unleash, Lax, Phlegmy, Unloose, Slack, Loosen

INFORMAL vs LOOSE: SENTENCE EXAMPLES

Although informal care is often the preferred option of those who provide and those who receive informal care, caring can nevertheless be very straining.
INFORMAL INTERVIEWS Informal, unstructured interviews were conducted with site managers, health and safety representatives and plasterboard installers on site.
Our organization traditionally adopts an informal approach and our organizational vocabulary is simple and informal.
Informal contractions Informal contractions are not used in deposition transcripts.
Informal cohabitation There is no general law regulating informal cohabitation in Belgium.
LTC coverage and informal care is linked to the motives for providing informal care.
Any public release of information to issue INFORMAL RESOLUTIONComplaints can be resolved through informal resolution, such as mediation.
Informal Resolution Members are encouraged to resolve alleged violations through informal discussion with the involved parties.
Just remember to only use the informal contractions in an informal, casual setting.
Informal employment refers to workers holding informal jobs, whether employed by formal sector enterprises, informal sector enterprises, or as paid domestic workers by households.

Do not attempt to catch the loose round.
The red winged blackbird nests in loose colonies.
Actually, the authority to bind and loose given to the other apostles was not the same authority given to Peter to bind and loose.
Reviewable plays involving potential dead balls and loose balls Loose ball by a potential passer ruled a fumble.
Mouthwash is used to kill bacteria as well as wash away any loose debris knocked loose by brushing or flossing.
Remove loose mortar and clean off dust, dirt and loose cement.
Tie the loose ends or leave them loose, according to the rule of your pack.
The Loose Ends of Litigation Justice Stevens also identified a loose end that Schiavone leaves dangling.
Preparation: Remove fins, burrs, sharp edges, weld spatter, loose rust and loose scale.
Most computer users work with loose documents or loose sheets.

INFORMAL vs LOOSE: QUESTIONS

Apa perbedaan antara organisasi formal dan informal?
What is formal and informal organizational structure?
Are informal rules unyielding obstacles to development?
Apa perbedaan antara kepemimpinan formal dan informal?
What are the characteristics of informal education?
Apa perbedaan antara kekeliruan formal dan informal?
Mengapa sosialisasi berlangsung secara informal dan eksplisit?
How should governments respond to informal settlements?
Does incarceration enhance informal social control?
Why are there more unintentional informal votes than intentional informal votes?

Does Malaysia have a loose attitude toward punctuality?
What is meant by transportation of loose materials?
What happens if your esophageal sphincter is loose?
What happens if the compression socks become loose?
Why does hyperthyroidism cause loose stools and diarrhea?
What are some loose event contingency plan examples?
What causes loose stools after gallbladder surgery?
What is loose grain leather or loose grain leather?
Was ist der Unterschied zwischen loose und on the Loose?
Why do people wear loose-loose pants in hot weather?

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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN INFORMAL AND LOOSE

INFORMAL vs LOOSE: NOUN

INFORMAL vs LOOSE: ADJECTIVE

INFORMAL vs LOOSE: VERB

INFORMAL vs LOOSE: TRANSITIVE VERB

INFORMAL vs LOOSE: ADVERB

INFORMAL vs LOOSE: OTHER WORD TYPES

INFORMAL vs LOOSE: RELATED WORDS

INFORMAL vs LOOSE: DESCRIBE WORDS

INFORMAL vs LOOSE: SENTENCE EXAMPLES

INFORMAL vs LOOSE: QUESTIONS