quasi in a sentence

a., adv.

Definition

'Quasi' refers to something that resembles or has some characteristics of a particular quality or category but is not fully or officially that thing.

The artist's work can be seen as a quasi-religious exploration of the human experience.
In the study, the researchers employed a quasi-experimental design to analyze the effects of the intervention.
His role in the committee was quasi-official, lacking the formal title but still carrying significant influence.
The film presents a quasi-documentary style, blending real interviews with scripted scenes.
She approached the task with a quasi-optimistic attitude, balancing hope with realism.