quasimonopolistic
quasimonopolistic adjective: having certain aspects of a monopoly.
Adjective
quasimonopolistic (comparative more quasimonopolistic, superlative most quasimonopolistic)
- Having certain aspects of a monopoly.
- The first years of the twentieth century witnessed the continuation of the formation of large, quasimonopolistic industrial enterprises financed and controlled by large banks.1986, Sima Lieberman, Labor movements and labor thought
Forms of quasimonopolistic
| comparative | more quasimonopolistic |
|---|---|
| superlative | most quasimonopolistic |
Origin of quasimonopolistic
From quasi- + monopolistic.
Questions about quasimonopolistic
- What does quasimonopolistic mean?
- Quasimonopolistic means having certain aspects of a monopoly.
- What part of speech is quasimonopolistic?
- Quasimonopolistic is an adjective.
Words near quasimonopolistic in the dictionary
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