quasi-membership

Language: en

📖 Definitions

  1. noun
    A status or arrangement that resembles formal membership in an organization, alliance, or group, granting partial rights, benefits, or obligations without conferring full official recognition or voting power.; An associate, provisional, or honorary position within a club, society, or professional body that allows limited participation or access while lacking complete standing or eligibility for leadership roles.

💬 Examples

  1. The nation’s quasi-membership in the trade bloc provides economic benefits without full regulatory control.

  2. She was granted quasi-membership in the scholarly society, permitting her to access archives but not hold office.