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quasi-
quasi-pref. To some degree; in some manner: quasi-stellar object.
[Latin quasi, as if; see quasi.]quasi- combining form 1. almost but not really; seemingly: a quasi-religious cult. 2. resembling but not actually being; so-called: a quasi-scholar. [from Latin, literally: as if]qua•si (ˈkweɪ zaɪ, -saɪ, ˈkwɑ si, -zi)
adj. resembling; seeming; virtual: a quasi member. [1905–10; independent use of quasi-] quasi- a combining form meaning “resembling,” “having some, but not all of the features of”: quasi-definition; quasi-scientific. [< Latin quasi as if, as though =qua(m) as + sī if] Thesaurusquasi-adverb1. almost, partly The flame is a quasi-religious emblem of immortality.adjective1. pseudo-, so-called, apparent, seeming, would-be, near, pretended, virtual, fake, mock, synthetic, nominal, sham, semi- a quasi-biography or mythobiographyTranslations
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Related to quasi-: Quasi-contract, Quasi-judicial, Quasi-equilibrium, Quasi-criminalSynonyms for quasi-adv almostSynonymsadj pseudo-Synonyms- pseudo-
- so-called
- apparent
- seeming
- would-be
- near
- pretended
- virtual
- fake
- mock
- synthetic
- nominal
- sham
- semi-
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