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casualness casualcas‧u‧al /ˈkæʒuəl/ ●●○ adjective  Entry menu Word Origin Examples Thesaurus Collocations 1relaxed relaxed and not worried, or seeming not to care about something:  a casual manner His eyes were angry, though he sounded casual. Marsha was quite casual about appearing on TV. She had a casual attitude to life.2not formal not formal or not for a formal situation  OPP  formal:  Jean felt more comfortable in casual clothes. a casual jacket3work employed as a temporary worker or working for only a short period of time:  casual labour staff employed on a casual basis Chris has occasional casual work but mostly he is unemployed.4relationship knowing someone or having sex with someone without wanting a close relationship with them  OPP  serious:  She will never be more than a casual acquaintance. They had been conducting a casual affair for years. John just wanted casual sex.5without attention without any serious interest or attention:  He gave us a casual glance as he walked by, but didn’t stop. To the casual observer  (=to someone who is not looking carefully) Mary seemed quite calm.► see thesaurus at careless6not planned [only before noun] happening by chance without being planned:  a casual conversation He made some casual remark  (=one without thinking much about it) about her holiday.7not regular [only before noun] doing something or using something sometimes but not regularly or often  SYN  occasional:  a casual drug user The museum is of great interest, both to experts and to casual visitors.—casually adverb:  a casually dressed young man ‘Where do you work?’ she asked casually. He walked down the road, casually swinging his bag.—casualness noun [uncountable]

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LDC	casualcas‧u‧al /ˈkæʒuəl/ ●●○ adjective Entry menu Word Origin Examples Thesaurus Collocations 1relaxed relaxed and not worried, or seeming not to care about something: a casual manner His eyes were angry, though he sounded casual. Marsha was quite casual about appearing on TV. She had a casual attitude to life.2not formal not formal or not for a formal situation OPP formal: Jean felt more comfortable in casual clothes. a casual jacket3work employed as a temporary worker or working for only a short period of time: casual labour staff employed on a casual basis Chris has occasional casual work but mostly he is unemployed.4relationship knowing someone or having sex with someone without wanting a close relationship with them OPP serious: She will never be more than a casual acquaintance. They had been conducting a casual affair for years. John just wanted casual sex.5without attention without any serious interest or attention: He gave us a casual glance as he walked by, but didn’t stop. To the casual observer (=to someone who is not looking carefully) Mary seemed quite calm.► see thesaurus at careless 6not planned [only before noun] happening by chance without being planned: a casual conversation He made some casual remark (=one without thinking much about it) about her holiday.7not regular [only before noun] doing something or using something sometimes but not regularly or often SYN occasional: a casual drug user The museum is of great interest, both to experts and to casual visitors.—casually adverb: a casually dressed young man ‘Where do you work?’ she asked casually. He walked down the road, casually swinging his bag.—casualness noun [uncountable]
WDF	casualness ['kæʒʊəlnəs] n29514 159 8 71 27 30 23 NOUN49025 970 偶然(44%)，随便(28%)，无心(28%) n.偶然；漫不经心；随便

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