quasi-
Prefix
Meaning
Almost, virtually.
Resembling, appearing as. [from 17th c.]
To a limited extent or degree, to be somewhat or partially.
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Examples
Buckley (2000): pp. 494–95, 623 Reuniting Bowie with Eno, the quasi- industrial Outside (1995) was originally conceived as the first volume in a non-linear narrative of art and murder.
Secret societies may have served a similar function in these complex quasi- theocratic societies, by dividing the religious practices of these cultures into the separate spheres of Popular Religion and Elite Religion.
In his later years he has devoted most of his time to the composition of instrumental and choral music in a quasi- Romantic vein which has largely been performed only in France, Russia and Japan.
Here, state capitalism refers to a system where high coordination between the state, large companies and labour unions ensures economic growth and development in a quasi- corporatist model.
The subjunctive mood is rarely documented as a separate verb form in Bulgarian, (being, morphologically, a sub-instance of the quasi- infinitive construction with the particle да and a normal finite verb form), but nevertheless it is used regularly.
In order to make this transition successfully, Revere had to invest substantial quantities of investment capital and time in his foundry.sfn Technological practices The quasi- industrialization of his practice set Revere apart from his competition.