officiality (cassh)

[OFFICIALTY.] of-fi-cial-lý (ci a h), adv. [ Eng.official; -ly.] In an official manner; by virtue of proper authority; by the proper officer or official. "The names of the noblemen and gentlemen who compose it are never officially announced to the public."Macaulay: Hist . Eng ., ch. ii. of-fi-cl-al-ty, of-fl-cl-al-1-tý (cas sh), subst. [Eng. official; -ty, -ity.] Ecclesiastical : 1. The office, duty, or post of an official. 2. The court or jurisdiction of an official. "Many of the miracies of Abbé Paris were proved immediately by witne es before the officiality , or bishop's court, at Paris." -Hume: On the Understanding. (Note L.) of-fl-cl-a-rỹ (ca h), a . [Low Lat.officiarius from Lat. officium =duty, office.] Pertaining or relating to an office; official; subordinate. "Governed by officiary and titular earls."- Heylin : Hist. Presbyterianism, p. 3.