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Hello,
I supposed that depends on the actual voltage and current of that signal but either way you'd be violating the datasheet specs and using the device outside of it's intended functionality so there really isn't a definitive way to know what the outcome would be. I wouldn't recommend using the device like that.
Is there no way to avoid that event from occurring? If not, you'll need a device with powered off protection
Thanks,
Rami
Here is a list: ti.com/switches-multiplexers/analog/products.html#2192=Powered-off protection
The maximum I/O voltage when the device is powered off is listed in either the absolute maximum ratings or as test condition for the the off-state leakage current in the electrical characteristics.