Anticeremonious

/ˌæntɪsɛrɪˈmoʊniəs/ adjective

Characterized by opposition to or absence of ceremony; marked by lack of formal ritual or elaborate procedures.

Anti- + ceremonious (full of ceremony). Ceremonious comes from Latin 'caerimoniosus.' The addition of anti- creates an opposite meaning. This adjective emphasizes the quality of being without ceremonial formality.

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