ex officio . ( Of the lat. )( officium ). 1. m. usual occupation. 2. m. post, Ministry. 3. m. profession of some mechanical art. 4. m. role of some thing. 5. m. communication written, concerning the Affairs of public administrations. 6. m. Rel. Note divine. 7. m. its. Employees, work Office. 8. m. pl. Church functions, and more particularly those of Holy week. ex officio of deceased. 1. m. Which has intended the Church to pray for the dead. ex officio of Republic. 1. m. its. Any of the elected municipal or provincial Office. ex officio of darkness. 1. m. Which was celebrated during the ancient Matins of the last three days of Holy week, especially good Friday. ex officio divine. 1. m. Rel. Liturgical prayer of the Roman Catholic Church, which is distributed throughout the hours of the day. ex officio alienated. 1. m. its. Employment or destination whose provision by one or more times was selling the Crown until into the 19th century, as a source of income. ex officio Mayor. 1. m. Note divine. ex officio parvo. 1. m. The fact that the Church has been established in honor and praise of our Lady, similar to the daily life of the Church. good ex officio s. 1. loc. verb. Effective proceedings for someone. de ex officio . 1. loc. adj. On an official basis. U . t. c. loc. Advisor. 2. loc. adj. Der. He said inquiries judicially practiced without body part, and the coasts, which sentenced, nobody should pay. U t. c. loc. Advisor. make someone your job .. 1. loc. verb. Play it well. sin ex officio or benefit. 1. loc. adj. Colloq. Idle, without work or occupation. take someone by Note something. 1. loc. verb. Colloq. Do it often. ? V. lawyer of ex officio qualifier of the Holy Office Commissioner of the Holy Office consultant of the Holy Office part of the ex officio waiter of ex officio mishaps of the ex officio benefice of ex officio