1. made less formal or official in character; stripped of formal procedures or conventions

1. past tense and past participle of 'deformaliz': to remove formal structure, procedures, or conventions from something
Usage: less common than the adjective form

Examples

• The company deformalized its dress code to encourage creativity and comfort.
• After the restructuring, the once-rigid meeting protocols were deformalized.
• The deformalized atmosphere of the office made employees feel more relaxed.
• They deformalized the curriculum to allow for more student-led learning.
• The deformalized approach to management improved team morale.
• The organization deformalized its hiring process to reduce bureaucracy.