Notable and Quasi

Notable

Notable adjective - Standing above others in rank, importance, or achievement.

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

Nearby Words: noted, notably, notability, noting

Quasi

Quasi adjective - Having some resemblance.
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Synonyms for Quasi

Notable and quasi are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Notable" instead an adjective "Quasi".

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  • Notable in that she and the Baroness have a quasi-rivalry for his affections in the second act which really emphasizes the "Last" part of the trope.
  • Series / Brass Notable examples include Job Lott, Young Scargill, and Hattersley — one Meaningful Name and two quasi-historical figures.
  • Kaiserreich Also notable is their use ov reedikulous quasi-german hak-sents, even though the entire cast is supposed to be speaking German.
    Source: Kaiserreich
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