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'formally' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):

accuse - appeal - apply - approve - choose

Forum discussions with the word(s) "formally" in the title:

‘I’m sorry,’ said XY formally. - English Only forum
a little ways [formally acceptable?] - English Only forum
adopt [make into a law] v. adopt [accept formally] - English Only forum
all but formally - English Only forum
Charlize Thern was formally a high school model - English Only forum
entertaining formally / lay eyes on a living soul - English Only forum
formally acknowledged - English Only forum
formally ambitious vs ambitious in form - English Only forum
formally register - adverb position - English Only forum
formally vs actually - English Only forum
formally vs practically - English Only forum
Formally winners - English Only forum
Formally, is it the right word? - English Only forum
formally/officially - English Only forum
Germany was formally announced - English Only forum
give the impression - less formally - English Only forum
go around <when I am dressed formally / dressed formally> - English Only forum
Having not formally learned about - English Only forum
Hello [used only formally?] - English Only forum
How to formally persuade someone - English Only forum
how to say "I am a research enthusiastic person" formally - English Only forum
How to thank formally - English Only forum
How to use that formally correctly - English Only forum
Is this use of parallelism formally allowed??? - English Only forum
It's nice to formally meet you! - English Only forum
led to Maurya <being convinced / convincing> to formally join - English Only forum
phrasing formally - English Only forum
said about two dozen people <have> formally <complained> - English Only forum
Since Jack was detained, it has been two weeks and now he is arrested formally - English Only forum
take out personal information (more formally) - English Only forum
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