unofficially
/ˌʌnəˈfɪʃəli/
adverb
- In a way that is not formally recognized or confirmed by an authority.
- Unofficially, the company has already chosen a new CEO, but the announcement is next week.
- The two countries unofficially agreed to reduce trade barriers.
- She unofficially leads the team, even though she doesn't have the title.
- In a way that is not part of an official event or record; informally.
- The party was unofficially organized by a group of friends, not the school.
- He unofficially broke the school record during practice, but it wasn't counted.
- We unofficially started the meeting while waiting for the president to arrive.
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