Artificial and Quasi

Artificial

Artificial adjective - Lacking in natural or spontaneous quality.

Quasi and artificial are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Quasi" instead an adjective "Artificial".

Nearby Words: artifice, artificially

Quasi

Quasi adjective - Having some resemblance.
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Artificial and quasi are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Artificial" instead an adjective "Quasi".

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  • Franchise / Final Fantasy A quasi-fascist Emperor has discovered a way to replicate magic through artificial means, which can only mean trouble.
  • Hollywood Hacking: It involved a lot of hackers connected by a quasi-telepathic network, many of them in key positions, artificial intelligences willing to help them, and Translation Convention for programming languages, but it's still handled more realistically than typical for Hollywood.
  • Out of the Inferno Guts does this in the manga of Berserk while fighting a young girl turned-quasi-elf-monster-thing...and is just part of several scenes during that fight when he, a flesh-and-blood human (save for his artificial arm), is far more terrifying than the demon he seeks to kill.
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