It depends on the context. Generally, it simply means that something, while not technically created, is still treated as if it had been created. For example, a corporation may exist in some states even though the proper paperwork hasn't been filed yet. If the founder of the corporation is acting as if the corporation exists, opening accounts, signing contracts in the corporation's name, the corporation may, under the state's laws, be treated as existing before the paperwork is filed.
to do them and torture them
defacto-war.
De Jure that means by law but not by practice
Yes, in a sense that person does become a defacto president.
no you dont have to be in a sexual partner to be defacto
Spanish, however English is the defacto language
Spanish (Mexico's defacto language, by the way).
3 years
Defacto Is implamented and eforced
lol, he's not just in it; he's the defacto leader.
It is a reorganization that has taken place in actuality, if not officially. It is from the Latin "de facto", roughly, "of or in fact".
Jim crow laws or defacto