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Meanings of quasi in English
Usage of quasi in English
1
His organisation is a quasi-government body set up by the trade ministry.
2
My quasi sobriety, combined with the exercise, means I'm also sleeping better.
3
Cerenkov radiation associated with quasi-phase matching leads to these novel nonlinear phenomena.
4
They had their history, even quasi-theology, to uphold as a revolutionary movement.
5
But certain Border States maintained a quasi loyalty and clung to slavery.
6
This offers a masterclass in how to do a first, quasi-teaser trailer.
7
Mr. Harley's countenance had been of that quasi claret hue called rubicund.
8
But Britain is definitely moving towards a much more interventionist, quasi-planned energy system.
9
There were no new RCTs or quasi-RCTs at the first update.
10
Ready to go! became a quasi theme for many Obama campaign rallys thereafter.
11
Iconibus et imaginibus rerum memorabilium quasi vivis, opera et industria Joan.
12
Was my life coach's quasi-diagnosis the answer I'd been looking for?
13
The latter is doubtless contracted from aeischoroun, quasi aei ischon roun.
14
Every ninth day was a holiday, thence called nundinae quasi novendinae.
15
However, the zinc binding region at the quasi-6-fold at the β-annulus axes remained intact.
16
It's not our job to set ourselves up as a quasi national security agency.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common