0 not official; not from a person in authority, the government, etc.:
1 not connected with or coming from a recognized office or authority:
2 not officially approved by a person in authority, the government, etc.:
3 not part of an official plan or someone's official business:
The lack of systematic age monitoring appeared to reflect an unofficial consensus which placed age at the bottom of the equality agenda.
This forced artists who refused to act as political propagandists to hold unofficial artistic discourses in secret.
Only recently, the terms ' mondialisation ' and ' globalisation' had acquired striking currency in official and unofficial media around the country.
On the other hand, tugs, construction site machinery, docks, and ferries belong to the city's unofficial existence.
He had also colonised the communal gardens immediately surrounding his ' patch ' and a bed of unofficial annuals were in place.
In turn, the shaky state leadership was compelled to agree with many more 'unofficial' requests from local politicians and party factions than before.
It also allowed us to demonstrate that the phenomenon is encountered in both official and unofficial discourses.
These three are the only images from unofficial sources in this paper. 16.
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