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What does quazi mean?

"Quazi" is a misspelling of "quasi".

Quasi is a Latin word meaning "almost", "as if", or "somewhat". It's used to describe something that has some but not all of the characteristics of something else.

Here are some examples of how "quasi" is used:

* Quasi-legal: Something that resembles legal action but isn't officially legal.

* Quasi-governmental: An organization that functions like a government entity but isn't directly part of the government.

* Quasi-contract: An agreement that isn't legally binding but is treated as such because of the actions of the parties involved.

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