antiofficial

English

Etymology

From anti- +‎ official.

Adjective

antiofficial (comparative more antiofficial, superlative most antiofficial)

  1. Opposing what is official.
    • 1974, Michiaki Kawakita, Modern currents in Japanese art:
      In the Meiji era, Japanese yoga circles were more or less unified by the Bunten, but from the Taisho era on, influential antiofficial groups mushroomed one after another.

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