Definition of officiality in English:

officiality

noun əˌfɪʃɪˈalɪti

1Christian Church. The office, jurisdiction, or dignity of an Official Principal; the court of this official, or the building in which it assembles. Now historical.
2Something official; an official action, post, notice, duty, etc.; official authority or sanction.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Acts of Parliament of Scotland. Probably partly from Middle French, French officialité jurisdiction or court of an ecclesiastical judge, office of an official from official + -ité, partly from post-classical Latin officialitas willingness to serve, dutifulness, office, jurisdiction, or dignity of an ecclesiastical judge (frequently from 1200 in British sources) from classical Latin officiālis + -tās, and partly from either official or official + -ity.

Definition of officiality in US English:

officiality

nounəˌfɪʃɪˈalɪti

1Christian Church. The office, jurisdiction, or dignity of an Official Principal; the court of this official, or the building in which it assembles. Now historical.
2Something official; an official action, post, notice, duty, etc.; official authority or sanction.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Acts of Parliament of Scotland. Probably partly from Middle French, French officialité jurisdiction or court of an ecclesiastical judge, office of an official from official + -ité, partly from post-classical Latin officialitas willingness to serve, dutifulness, office, jurisdiction, or dignity of an ecclesiastical judge (frequently from 1200 in British sources) from classical Latin officiālis + -tās, and partly from either official or official + -ity.

单词	officiality
释义	Definition of officiality in English: officiality noun əˌfɪʃɪˈalɪti 1Christian Church. The office, jurisdiction, or dignity of an Official Principal; the court of this official, or the building in which it assembles. Now historical. 2Something official; an official action, post, notice, duty, etc.; official authority or sanction. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Acts of Parliament of Scotland. Probably partly from Middle French, French officialité jurisdiction or court of an ecclesiastical judge, office of an official from official + -ité, partly from post-classical Latin officialitas willingness to serve, dutifulness, office, jurisdiction, or dignity of an ecclesiastical judge (frequently from 1200 in British sources) from classical Latin officiālis + -tās, and partly from either official or official + -ity. Definition of officiality in US English: officiality nounəˌfɪʃɪˈalɪti 1Christian Church. The office, jurisdiction, or dignity of an Official Principal; the court of this official, or the building in which it assembles. Now historical. 2Something official; an official action, post, notice, duty, etc.; official authority or sanction. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Acts of Parliament of Scotland. Probably partly from Middle French, French officialité jurisdiction or court of an ecclesiastical judge, office of an official from official + -ité, partly from post-classical Latin officialitas willingness to serve, dutifulness, office, jurisdiction, or dignity of an ecclesiastical judge (frequently from 1200 in British sources) from classical Latin officiālis + -tās, and partly from either official or official + -ity.
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