Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Casually"

A: In a relaxed or carefree manner.

"I love casual conversations with my friends. We don't take anything too seriously."

"I like living in a small town. I get to walk or drive around very casually. The city is too chaotic for me."

"At my workplace, we allow employees to dress casually on fridays."

A: It means the same thing as informally. It means to do something with little effort, or without serious intent.

"I was casually hanging out with my friends the other day."
"I was casually walking down the street earlier."
"I meet up casually with my coworkers once in a while."

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A: I was not in a hurry. I casually walked to the counter to ask for my order.
He was comfortable and informal. He dressed casually.

A: I was dressed casually for the outing

A: Casually is without care
Accidentally is unintentional

So
you could bump someone without meaning to but still taking care, or
You could bump someone because you don’t take care but still unintentionally

A: Casually: informal or without much thought
Indifferently: appearing disinterested or neutral
Nonchalantly: appearing relaxed or calm

Depending on the context, they can be used interchangeably.
'Indifferently' and 'nonchalantly' are generally used to describe a person's expression or manner while 'casually' is used to describe an action or the nature of something

Example sentences:
1) Casually:
i. He dressed casually
ii. Alex casually put his arm around Jess
2) Indifferently:
i. She leaned indifferently against the doorframe
3) Nonchalantly:
i. Jess spoke nonchalantly to her brother

The adverb forms of 'indifferent' and 'nonchalant' aren't commonly used in the English language

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