officially in Latin
officially in Latin is officialiter — officially means according to official rules, procedures, or authority.
officially in Latin
officialiter
In an official manner; according to official rules or regulations.
What does "officially" mean?
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adv According to official rules, procedures, or authority.
"The bridge was officially opened last Friday."
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adv Used to emphasize that something is now completely, undeniably true.
"I am officially exhausted after that hike."
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officially in a sentence
- The bridge was officially opened last Friday.
- I am officially exhausted after that hike.
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What is "officially" in Latin?
"officially" in Latin is officialiter. officially means: According to official rules, procedures, or authority.
How do you use "officially" in a sentence?
Example: "The bridge was officially opened last Friday." In Latin, "officially" is officialiter.
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