formalism

[US]/'fɔːm(ə)lɪz(ə)m/
[UK]/'fɔrməlɪzəm/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

n. excessive adherence to prescribed forms, especially in the arts or religion
adj. relating to or characterized by formalism

Example Sentences

a formalism seemingly made to order for the problem at hand.

Formalism lives of the domain wide, of influence and harm know greatly for common people place already, all through the ages is people place disgustful.

The professor criticized the student's excessive formalism in his essay.

She was accused of focusing too much on formalism and not enough on practicality.

The company's strict formalism in its dress code made employees feel uncomfortable.

The artist rejected formalism in favor of a more abstract approach to his work.

The new manager brought a fresh perspective to the team by challenging traditional formalism.

The writer's rejection of formalism in his writing style led to a more experimental approach.

The film director's use of formalism in framing shots added a unique visual style to the movie.

The strict formalism of the ceremony left little room for personal expression.

The artist's work was criticized for its lack of emotional depth due to excessive formalism.

The designer's rejection of formalism in fashion led to a more avant-garde collection.

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