casually
adv. manneradv. in a relaxed way without much effort or planning. You use this when you are doing something for fun or wearing comfortable clothes rather than being serious or formal.
adv. in a relaxed, informal, or non-serious manner; without premeditation or significant commitment.
They dressed casually for the weekend party.
She mentioned the news casually during lunch, as if it weren't a big deal at all.
The witness claimed to have seen the suspect walking casually toward the station, showing no signs of the urgency one might expect from someone fleeing a crime scene.
From Middle English casually, casuelly, casuali, casuely, equivalent to casual + -ly.
Typically follows the verb it modifies or appears at the end of the clause.
He was casual dressed.He was casually dressed.Learners often use the adjective form 'casual' instead of the adverb 'casually' to modify a participle or verb.