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Adjective(1) without ceremony or formality(2) without due formalities

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(1) As I dumped my books into my bag in an unceremonious fashion I heard someone come up behind me.(2) Instead, it just kind of blissfully floats around in its own self-contained environment, content to prettily fizzle out into an unceremonious anti-climax.(3) I've mentioned my preference for unceremonious elopement right?(4) In order to save space, headstones were not permitted├ö├ç┬¬ Mozart's unceremonious burial was normal for that rationalist time.(5) The judges inquired especially about my non-participation in our son's bris (religious circumcision) ceremony, as I had preferred the unceremonious medical version.(6) Before I could answer, I was clobbered in an unceremonious hug.(7) Tad's quick and unceremonious analysis sets the stage for gamers, letting then know what the mission is about and why we should care.(8) But it has no more to do with this sound than with the unceremonious plonking down of glass.(9) With an unceremonious toss, he deposited a black crust of bread and a beaker of stagnant water into the cage.(10) The thought of unscrewing the lid and just upturning the contents into the rushing water seemed so unceremonious , even though it's what she'd come 3,000 miles to do.(11) Although more active and more heavily orchestrated than Eno's ambient compositions, its 18 tracks waft in and out in similarly unceremonious fashion.(12) Oregon fans were running all over the place, clobbering each other in unceremonious embraces, laughing loudly and then simultaneously sobbing.(13) The flag-raising itself was spontaneous and unceremonious .(14) Between Alex's accident the afternoon before and John's unceremonious trip on his way into the manor that morning, Meredith was convinced someone would get seriously hurt in no time.(15) After dumping the bodies out and giving them unceremonious burials, Sahara and I go back to my house and prop the front door back up in its frame.(16) Quite different from that of other prophets, Kafka's work has about it an unceremonious assurance.