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Meanings of unofficial in English

Portuguese
não oficial

Not having official authority or sanction.

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não oficial

Unofficial.

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Usage of unofficial in English
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The Urals mark the unofficial border between Europe and Asia in Russia.
The Guardian
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He's the unofficial food ambassador for Spain, Spanish products, and Spanish chefs.
Medium raw: a bloody valentine to the world of food and the peop...
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Also, the former prime minister Joe Natuman leads unofficial results in Tanna.
Radio NZ
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State Attorney General Jerry Brown, the unofficial Democratic candidate, would defend it.
Reuters
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The unofficial action threatened by DART drivers today has been called off.
The Irish Times
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However, the outcome should be clear from unofficial tallies by about noon.
The Irish Times
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The government has threatened people trading dollars at unofficial rates with arrest.
Reuters
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They have sold more than 150 million records, according to unofficial estimates.
Reuters
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The society quickly became the unofficial network of the Republican judicial revolution.
The new yorker
10
The unofficial action, which disrupted traffic, was against new taxi plate prices.
The Irish Times
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The unofficial mind passes by in dark wonder; not pretending to know.
Latter-Day Pamphlets
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This was their second unofficial stoppage this week, with further stoppages expected.
The Irish Times
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Production at Coolock stopped yesterday morning because of an unofficial demarcation dispute.
The Irish Times
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At long last, a major entertainment conglomerate is encouraging unofficial fan sites.
Wired
15
Mark Lowen reports from Donetsk, the unofficial capital of the breakaway east.
BBC
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They have been compared to an unofficial opposition in an adolescent democracy.
The Guardian
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