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inofficious

inofficious [Latin inofficiosus (of a will) ignoring the testator's duty to his relatives, from in- not + officiosus kind,

not having official sanction or authority unofficial not according to the forms or ceremony of official business as inofficial intelligence

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Without the usual forms or not in the official character unofficially

Indifferent to obligation or duty

Inofficious testament, a will not in a accordance with the testator's natural affection and moral duties.

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