formalscript
nounUK /ˈfɔːməl.skrɪpt/
US /ˈfɔːr.məl.skrɪpt/
A formalscript is a special way of writing that follows strict rules.
The old letter was written in a formalscript that only scholars could read.
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2. A computer language or code written in a very strict, rule-based style.
The engineer used a formalscript to define the system's behavior.
3. A style of handwriting used for official or legal documents.
The deed was copied into a neat formalscript by the clerk.
4. A formalized set of symbols used in a specific ceremony or tradition.
The priest read from a formalscript passed down for generations.