Unofficial is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNOFFICIAL in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• not official
• not officially authorized or confirmed
• denoting strike action not called or endorsed by the union to which the strikers belong.
• not having official authority or sanction
• not officially established

Words related to UNOFFICIAL

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Words that contain UNOFFICIAL

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How to use UNOFFICIAL in a sentence

• And Turkish unofficial condemnation of the action of the Powers now creates a dangerous situation.
• But this Hyde declined, preferring, as he said, to serve the King in an unofficial capacity.
• Before our Conferences, official or unofficial, can have much success, the parties to them must divest their minds of certain illusions which at present dominate them.
• But there is an unofficial way into the garden, and Jay found her Secret Friend there.
• It is highly important that we should have one unofficial observer, who is neither Jew nor Moslem, and who has no private interest to serve.
• Yet, here I am, with a perfectly official pistol, loaded with official cartridges, under unofficial orders to shoot you at the first sign of disobedience.
• Billy urged him to prompt action, and to himself he promised some prompt action of a totally unofficial character.
• In both official and unofficial reports of the actions of this time an almost superstitious reverence is shown in avoiding tactical details.
• He was in his old office at the mill, where Joey had once formed his unofficial partnership with the firm.
• Birmingham 9 The Unofficial Honeymoon Dolf Wyllarde 18 Round the Red Lamp Sir A.
• Brent had dropped out of sight, meaning to follow the girl as an unofficial body guard.
• There are also executive and legislative councils, unofficial nominated members serving on the last-named council.
• But Bernard Shaw took the line of saying that women had been soldiers, in all occasions of natural and unofficial war, as in the French Revolution.
• Withal Rubens frequently left his studio and went abroad, either to act as an unofficial ambassador, or to paint at the special request of some foreign sovereign.
• The presidents and secretaries of war and generals know nothing about the unofficial part.
• My task in connection with the visit of King Edward to Paris was entirely unofficial.
• Our understanding with England has provoked a vigorous though unofficial protest from her representatives here.
• The unofficial head of the surging and straining democracy, which was filling itself hourly with hopes and dreams, was unhappy and perplexed.
• In my opinion the actual occurrences cannot have widely differed from what is related in this unofficial report.
• The Memorial was set up, and stood, a derisive though unofficial sign of the judgment of the University against them.
• Thus at Ragley there was convened the nucleus of an unofficial but active Society for Psychical Research, as that study existed in the seventeenth century.
• Owing to delays the active business of the Convention halted, although for at least a fortnight the members who had come promptly carried on unofficial discussions.
• An Austrian nobleman, who was well disposed towards Prussia, undertook an unofficial mission, and announced to the Emperor the terms on which Prussia would make peace.
• I claim to be the only unofficial neutral with any large amount of eye-witness, hand-to-hand knowledge of those poor men in Germany.
• An unofficial investigation, for example, may involve character and reputation, but the ultimate consequence is entailed.
• But there had been unofficial Chinese travelers in Western America, and even in Mexico itself, before this time.
• There was no more eminent American in unofficial life from 1840 to 1890 than he.
• Thus far there is no official report of the industries in which they are engaged, and figures must be drawn from unofficial sources.
• Having met with little encouragement in British official quarters in India, or in British unofficial quarters in England, they turned in the first place to America.
• This party was over virtuous on the slavery matter, lending an unofficial ear to Garrison and other agitators, but it had been careful not to take a party stand on the question.
• He has been travelling with Lord Tremlyn, to assist him in obtaining the information connected with his unofficial mission.

Similar words containing OFFICI without suffix al and without prefix un

official16 officials17 officiant17 officiary20 officiate17 officinal17 officious17 officially21 officialty21 officiants18 officiated19 officiates18 officiator18 officinals18 inofficious19 nonofficial19 officialdom22 officialese19 officialism21 officiality22 officiaries19 officiating20 officiation19 officiators19 officinally22 officiously22 unofficious19 nonofficials20 officialdoms23 officialeses20 officialisms22 officialties20 officiations20 overofficing24 semiofficial22 unofficially23 inofficiously24 officialities21 officiousness21 semiofficials23 semiofficially27 inofficiousness23 officiousnesses23

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