Interim is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INTERIM in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the time between
• the intervening time
• an interim dividend, profit, etc.
• The meantime; time intervening; interval between events, etc.
• A name given to each of three compromises made by the emperor Charles V. of Germany for the sake of harmonizing the connecting opinions of Protestants and Catholics.
• the time between one event, process, or period and another
• intervening time
ADVERB:
• meanwhile.
• meantime
ADJECTIVE:
• temporary, provisional
• in or for the intervening period; provisional
• temporary, provisional, or intervening
• serving during an intermediate interval of time
• relating to less than a full year's business activity
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an interval

Words related to INTERIM

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Words that contain INTERIM

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How to use INTERIM in a sentence

• A day threatened with fog from East River had slipped, without the interim of dusk, into a heavy evening.
• They would go for more slaves than usual in the interim.
• During the interim he formed an intimacy with a young Prussian officer named Henry, whom he assisted lavishly with money.
• We rubbed our hands and faces well with snow and took care not to approach the fire for several minutes, fortifying ourselves in the interim with a glass of brandy.
• The novel had in the interim risen to its full height, and then sunk.
• I naturally imagine that some temporary provision must be made for them in the interim.
• But what has taken place in the interim to produce this total change in our belief? From the mere repetition do we know anything more about its cause? No.
• But in the interim another scene connected with this had been passing at a distance.
• One of them I entrusted with the office of alcalde-mayor in a place where he was, for an interim of four days.
• On that occasion the British, who in the interim had been reinforced by one 74 and one 50-gun ship, lost 47 killed and 113 wounded.
• Also, there is always the off chance that I may manage, mysteriously, to redeem the property in the interim.
• If, in the interim, he should succeed in saving the ranch, he knew that a rest of one year would enable the range to recover from the damage inflicted upon it by the sheep.
• In the interim, a strict scrutiny was made, and no parallel of the great person designed, could be made out.
• In the interim king Philip published a manifesto, protesting against all that should be transacted at the Hague to his prejudice.
• The character of a child cannot be changed one particle after conception takes place, no matter how the mother spends her time in the interim.
• Elliot, of Port Colborne, who in the interim had been visiting the wounded men.
• I try to deserve success, but I cannot command it, and as in the interim I must live, I am reluctantly compelled to make a charge for my time, at least.
• While apparently incomprehensible, still it was in accordance with an eternal law, that you were sent back here again after an interim of over tour thousand years.
• He was the first interim secretary of the Glasgow and Ayrshire Railway, which was promoted in 1836, and he continued to act in that capacity until 1839.
• In the interim, the little fort the Arabians had, played upon the ship, which returned the salute very warmly.
• Thomas Woolrich, esquire, twenty years a merchant in the West Indies, but in the interim was twice in America.
• My active partner was due the first of February, and during the interim George Edwards and I rode a circle of five counties in search of brands of cattle for sale.
• The guests came, having in the interim found all that was said of his name, and family, and fortune to be true.
• In the interim of waiting for the sun to flood the cove, the boys were able to get an outline on the drift of the day previous.
• The commitee in the interim were not unmindful of the great work they had undertaken, and they continued to forward it in its different departments.
• Go serenely on your way, confident in your heart that you will look fully ten years younger when you get down to normal, no matter how you look in the interim.

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