The word quasi has appeared in 324 articles on NYTimes.com in the past year, including on April 7 in “‘Boop! The Musical’ Review: Betty Gets a Brand Extension” by Jesse Green:
The premise, though silly, is the least of it: Betty, a quasi-human cartoon in a black-and-white world, stars in animated Fleischer Studios shorts. Though reporters fawn over her as “a singer, a dancer, an actress, a star beloved by millions,” she doesn’t know who she really is.
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