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Philip Posted 18 years ago
Vocabulary

ex officio

I thought I posted this yesterday, but I can't find it now.

Regarding ex officio: My sources say that it means 'by virtue of office'. I have used it to mean [context] he is an ex officio member of the committee, that he has no power to vote but is allowed to express his views. Does this sound correct to anyone?

Thanks.
  

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Philip I thought I posted this yesterday, but I can't find it now. Hi, I've found it here: , together with Clive's answer:

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  • Philip I thought I posted this yesterday, but I can't find it now.
  • Hi, I've found it here: , together with Clive's answer:
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PhilipI thought I posted this yesterday, but I can't find it now.
Hi,
I've found it here: , together with Clive's answer:

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