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The term "inofficious" originated in ancient Rome, where it was used to describe behavior that deviated from established norms and expectations. It was derived from the Latin phrase "in officio esse," which meant "to be in office" or "to perform one's duty."
Behavior that was deemed "inofficious" included:
Over time, the term "inofficious" became more widely used to describe informal or casual behavior, and later, to refer to actions that were simply not obligatory or required.
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