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quasijudicial

quasijudicial adjective: having a resemblance to a judicial system or process.

Adjective

quasijudicial (not comparable)

  1. Having a resemblance to a judicial system or process

Forms of quasijudicial

alternative formquasi-judicial

Origin of quasijudicial

From quasi- + judicial.

Questions about quasijudicial

What does quasijudicial mean?
Quasijudicial means having a resemblance to a judicial system or process.
What part of speech is quasijudicial?
Quasijudicial is an adjective.

Words near quasijudicial in the dictionary

  1. quasiinvariant
  2. quasiisometric
  3. quasiisometries
  4. quasiisometry
  5. quasiisomorphism
  6. quasijudicial
  7. quasilattice
  8. quasilattices
  9. quasilegal
  10. quasilegislative
  11. quasilikelihood

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