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| in·ter·im [ íntərim ] |
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1. having temporary effect: serving as a temporary measure until something more complete and permanent can be established
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2. holding temporary office: serving temporarily until a permanent replacement can be elected or appointed
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noun (plural in·ter·ims) |
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intervening time: a period of time between two occurrences or periods
 in the interim
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| [Mid-16th century. < Latin, "meanwhile"] |
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