Formal vs Informal

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to depart
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[formal] to go
to go
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[informal] to depart
to cease
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[formal] to stop
to stop
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[informal] to cease
to function
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[formal] to work
to work
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[informal] to function
to masticate
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[formal] to chew
to chew
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[informal] to masticate
to demonstrate
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[formal] to show
to show
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[informal] to demonstrate
to reside
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[formal] to live
to live
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[informal] to reside
to appear
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[formal] to seem
to seem
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[informal] to appear
to abbreviate
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[formal] to shorten
to shorten
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[informal] to abbreviate
to terminate
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[formal] to end
to end
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[informal] to conclude
to assist
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[formal] to help
to help
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[informal] to aid
to initiate
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[formal] to begin
to begin
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[informal] to commence
to require
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[formal] to want
to want
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[informal] to desire
to acquire
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[formal] to get
to get
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[informal] to obtain
to liberate
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[formal] to free
to free
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[informal] to release
to consume
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[formal] to eat
to eat
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[informal] to consume
subsequently
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[formal] next/later
principally
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[formal] mostly/mainly
consequently, thus, therefor
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[formal] so
primarly, initialy
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[formal] at first
conclusively, ultimately, eventualy
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in the end
carnivore
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[formal] meat-eater
putrefaction
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[formal] rotting
rotting
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[informal] putrefaction
herbivore
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[formal] plant-eater
omnivore
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[formal] "everything-eater"
deficiency
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[formal] lack
vision
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[formal] sight
residence
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[formal] home
respiration
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[formal] breathing
somnambulist
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[formal] sleep-walker
comprehension
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[formal] understanding
perspiration
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[formal] sweating
incorrect
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[formal] wrong
amiable
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[formal] friendly
vacant
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[formal] empty
insane
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[formal] crazy/mad
inexpensive
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[formal] cheap
vivacious
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[formal] lively
superior, improved, enhanced
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[formal] better
infantile, immature, puerile, juvenile
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[formal] childish
sufficient
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[formal] enough
total, entire, complete
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[formal] whole
senior
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[formal] older
to seize
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[formal] to grab/to snatch
penultimate
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[formal] second last
to arrive
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[formal] to come along
to irritate
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[formal] to get on one's nerves
to despair of
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[formal] to lose hope
to provoke
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[formal] to wind someone up
to discuss
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[formal] to talk something over
associate
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[formal] colleague
to contact
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[formal] to get in touch
to lodge
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[formal] to put in
to connect
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[formal] to put someone through
to investigate
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[formal] to check out
to come
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[formal] to turn up
to arrange
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[formal] to fix up
to postpone
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[formal] to put off
to visit
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[formal] to show up
to refer
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[formal] to pass something on
to tolerate
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[formal] to put up with
to restore
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[formal] to bring back
to elapse
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[formal] to go by
to deteriorate
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[formal] to get worse
to enter the quarrel
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[formal] to join <into an argument>
to enjoy good relations
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[formal] to get on witth someone well
all good will ended
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[formal] we fell out with each other
to transpire
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[formal] to turn out
to claim
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[formal] to make out
solitude
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[formal] loneliness

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