1. seemingly; apparently but not really
Usage: formal

1. having some resemblance to something; seemingly but not actually
Usage: often used as a prefix

Examples

• The organization operates as a quasi-governmental agency.
• His quasi-scientific theories lack proper evidence.
• The building has a quasi-medieval architectural style.
• She spoke in a quasi-official capacity at the meeting.
• The company maintains a quasi-monopoly in the region.
• The treaty established a quasi-independent territory.