Which preposition to use with informal
In fact, nothing can be more informal than their manner in debate.
That's one way in which its share of the church's benevolent offerings is used" "But you don't mean to tell us," said J.W., incredulously, "that you can drop in on a place like Delafield, make up your mind what is needed, and then dump a lot of money into a played-out church, just like that?" "Oh, it's not so informal as all that," Conover said, "The thing has to go through the official channels, of course.
The time's necessity be our excuse, If there be aught informal in this meeting.
The Boston Hymn, too, though in parts informal to the point of carelessness, has passages of the finest music, "The rocky nook with hill-tops three, Looked eastward from the farms And twice each day the flowing sea Took Boston in its arms.