V2 Vocabulary Building Dictionary
interim
adjective, noun
Definition: (adj.) serving during an intermediate interval of time; (n.) the time between one event or period and another
Synonyms: (adj.) temporary, transitional, acting, pro tem, (n.) meantime, interval, interlude
Antonyms: permanent
Tips: Interim is often used in the phrase: "in the interim." It's a more sophisticated way to say, "in the meantime." Interim can also refer to an official who is standing in for another official for a brief period of time.
Usage Examples:
When the Prime Minister collapsed of a heart attack, John Smyth was appointed interim Prime Minister until elections could be held. (temporary, pro tem) adjective
The company had to rely on an interim solution until the full plan was in place. (temporary) adjective
We're waiting for the final approval on this project. In the interim, let's finish the project timeline. (meantime) noun
Luke will serve as our interim CEO until a replacement is made by the board. (acting, transitional) adjective
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