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What is another word for Interim? – 119 Interim Synonyms

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    Synonyms & Similar Words

    temporary provisional interim acting caretaker stopgap makeshift ad hoc provisional ephemeral transient fleeting momentary brief short-term limited restricted conditional probationary trial experimental tentative precarious unstable insecure uncertain indefinite provisional impermanent transitory

    Meaning of Interim

    The primary meaning of the word "Interim" is related to something that is temporary or provisional.

    Definitions

    • A temporary or provisional arrangement or measure.
    • * A period of time between events or situations.

    Etymology of Interim

    The word "Interim" comes from the Latin "interim", which means "meanwhile" or "in the meantime".
    It has been used in the English language since the 15th century to describe temporary or provisional arrangements.

    Example Uses

    • The company appointed an interim CEO until a permanent replacement could be found.
    • * The interim government will be in charge until the elections are held.
    • * The interim report showed significant progress in the project.

    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    permanent lasting enduring stable secure certain definite fixed final absolute unconditional unrestricted unlimited long-term extended prolonged continuous uninterrupted perpetual constant invariant unchanging

    Related Nouns

    period term interval duration tenure reign administration management regime government leadership authority power control supervision direction administration office position role function responsibility

    Related Verbs

    manage direct supervise control govern lead administer oversee regulate coordinate organize facilitate negotiate mediate arbitrate intervene step fill replace succeed

    Related Adjectives

    temporary provisional acting caretaker stopgap makeshift ad hoc ephemeral transient fleeting momentary brief short-term limited restricted conditional probationary trial experimental tentative precarious unstable insecure uncertain indefinite