Pronunciation: /ʌnˈəˈfɪʃəl/
noun a person who holds no official position
A1 An unofficial gathering was held in the park.
A2 The students organized an unofficial party after the exam.
B1 The unofficial report was leaked to the press.
B2 The team captain was given an unofficial warning about his behavior.
C1 The unofficial agreement between the two countries was never made public.
C2 The unofficial spokesperson for the company made a statement regarding the scandal.
adjective not officially authorized or confirmed
A1 The unofficial meeting was held in the park.
A2 She received an unofficial warning about her behavior.
B1 The unofficial translation of the document may contain errors.
B2 The unofficial spokesperson for the group addressed the media.
C1 The unofficial poll results were leaked to the press.
C2 The unofficial agreement between the two countries was kept secret.
formal The unofficial report was leaked to the press before the official statement could be released.
informal I heard some unofficial gossip about the new project at work.
slang I saw an unofficial sneak peek of the movie before it was released.
figurative His unofficial role as the team motivator was just as important as his official title.
unofficialized
unofficials
more unofficial
most unofficial
unofficializes
will unofficialize
has unofficialized
is unofficializing
unofficial
unofficial
to unofficialize
unofficializing
unofficialized