ultra-casual
adjective
(alsoultracasual)uk/ˌʌl.trəˈkæʒ.ju.əl/us/ˌʌl.trəˈkæʒ.uː.əl/ultra-casualadjective(INFORMAL)
extremelyinformal:
He has adown-to-earthmanneranddressesfor theofficein ultra-casualbluejeans.
He writes in the ultracasualtoneof achattye-mailto afriend.
- Herlookhas always been ultra-casual; I'm notsuresheevenownsanyhigh-heeledshoes.
- Heshowedup to therehearsalultra-casual inT-shirtandbaggyjeans.
- Iprefertoeatinplacesthat are ultra-casual,ratherthanposhrestaurants.
- The setdesignis ultra-casual, notimpressiveorflashy.
Style & appearance of clothes
- aesthetic
- alterable
- anti-fur
- Aran
- backless
- flouncy
- form-fitting
- French tuck
- frilly
- fringed
- raglan
- ready-to-wear
- reversible
- ribbed
- ruche
- waisted
- washable
- wasp-waisted
- water-repellent
- wearable
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Informal talking & conversation
ultra-casualadjective(NOT INTERESTED)
not taking or notseemingto take muchinterestat all in something:
"How's Mary?" heasked,tryingtosoundultra-casual.
Thestaffwere ultracasual aboutservingus.
- They are so ultracasual about everything you'dthinkthat they don'tcare.
- The ultra-casual way shetalksabout her mother'sdeathmakes mewonderif there's somethingwrongwith her.
Lacking interest and enthusiasm
- anaemic
- apathetic
- apathy
- aridity
- blah
- blankly
- flatly
- half-hearted
- half-heartedly
- hell
- nonchalance
- nonchalant
- nonchalantly
- nonconcern
- passionless
- vacant
- vacantly
- world-weariness
- world-weary
- yourheart isn't in itidiom