1. to make something less formal or official in character, style, or procedure
Usage: transitive verb; often used in academic, organizational, or social contexts

Examples

• The company decided to deformalize its dress code to improve employee morale.
• Teachers sometimes deformalize their classroom rules to create a more comfortable learning environment.
• The organization voted to deformalize the meeting structure and allow for more open discussion.
• They deformalized the wedding ceremony by removing traditional protocols.
• The director wanted to deformalize the rigid hierarchical system in the department.