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quasi-federalist

quasi-federalist adjective: being or supporting a system of government that appears to be devolved as a federation, but in fact still centrally controlled.

Adjective

quasi-federalist (not comparable)

  1. Being or supporting a system of government that appears to be devolved as a federation, but in fact still centrally controlled.
    • a quasi-federalist party
    • a quasi-federalist system

Origin of quasi-federalist

From quasi- + federalist.

Questions about quasi-federalist

What does quasi-federalist mean?
Quasi-federalist means being or supporting a system of government that appears to be devolved as a federation, but in fact still centrally controlled.
What part of speech is quasi-federalist?
Quasi-federalist is an adjective.

Words near quasi-federalist in the dictionary

  1. quasi-divinity
  2. quasi-easement
  3. quasi-etymological
  4. quasi-fascist
  5. quasi-fascists
  6. quasi-federalist
  7. quasi-governmental
  8. quasi-governmentally
  9. quasi-independent
  10. quasi-invariant
  11. quasi-isomorphism

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