No. 12,760 in Spanish
oficializada
Made official.
In a sentence
La ley fue oficializada ayer por el gobierno.
The law was made official yesterday by the government.
The word 'oficializada' in this sentence is used as the past participle of 'oficializar', denoting the formalization or official establishment of a law.
La ceremonia fue oficializada por un sacerdote.
The ceremony was officiated by a priest.
Here, 'oficializada' denotes that the ceremony was presided over or conducted in an official capacity by an authorized individual.
La pareja oficializó su relación con una ceremonia el mes pasado.
The couple made their relationship official with a ceremony last month.
In this instance, 'oficializada' relates to the formal acknowledgment or declaration of a relationship.
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