unofficially in the PONS Dictionary

unofficially Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

speaking unofficially, the politician intimated that ...
nezvanično, političar je nagovestio da ...

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Traditionally (and unofficially), it is divided into around twenty regions.
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The campus is unofficially divided into two sections, upper campus and lower campus.
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The tournament started unofficially in 1992 and lasted until 2001.
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Later he interviewed unofficially some of the players.
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Scouting continued unofficially and underground, operating without uniforms and in the forests to avoid detection.
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The company was unofficially formed in 1832 with 16 members and was organized in 1834.
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Mostly tipping in employment is given once in a year unofficially to all those who provide service, by the end user as well as employer.
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Don is clearly yet still unofficially established as second in command here, much more than in the other three movies.
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He would be credited as director for two stories but was unofficially a third producer.
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Lee eventually came to be unofficially identified as iamamiwhoami, when she released the music video titled t on her channel.
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