unofficial in Latin
unofficial in Latin is inofficialis — unofficial means not formally recognized or authorized.
unofficial in Latin
inofficialis
What does "unofficial" mean?
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adjective Not formally recognized or authorized.
"The results were still unofficial pending a final recount."
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adjective Not acting with any real authority.
"He became the team's unofficial spokesperson simply because he talked to reporters the most."
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unofficial in a sentence
- The results were still unofficial pending a final recount.
- They held an unofficial vote among themselves before the real meeting.
- He became the team's unofficial spokesperson simply because he talked to reporters the most.
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What is "unofficial" in Latin?
"unofficial" in Latin is inofficialis. unofficial means: Not formally recognized or authorized.
How do you use "unofficial" in a sentence?
Example: "The results were still unofficial pending a final recount." In Latin, "unofficial" is inofficialis.
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