ex officio in Spanish
ex officio in Spanish is de oficio — ex officio means held or done by virtue of one's position, without needing a separate election or appointment.
ex officio in Spanish
de oficio
By virtue of the office that originated it, or of the title held.
What does "ex officio" mean?
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adjective Held or done by virtue of one's position, without needing a separate election or appointment.
"The mayor is an ex officio member of every council committee."
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adverb By virtue of one's office or position.
"He serves on the panel ex officio."
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ex officio in a sentence
- The mayor is an ex officio member of every council committee.
- She attends as an ex officio trustee.
- He serves on the panel ex officio.
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What is "ex officio" in Spanish?
"ex officio" in Spanish is de oficio. ex officio means: Held or done by virtue of one's position, without needing a separate election or appointment.
How do you use "ex officio" in a sentence?
Example: "The mayor is an ex officio member of every council committee." In Spanish, "ex officio" is de oficio.
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