ad interim

[ ad in-tuh-rim ]

adverb

1. in the meantime. : ad int.

ad interim

/ æd ˈɪntərɪm /

adjective

1. for the meantime; for the present ad int

   ad interim measures

Word History and Origins

Origin of ad interim¹

From Latin: literally, “for the time between”

Word History and Origins

Origin of ad interim¹

Latin

Example Sentences

The new appointments announced are 'ad interim' and might be changed again.

From Reuters

It also appointed Michael J. Rongetti as ad interim chief executive officer of the asset management division and said in a statement all three would report to Koerner.

From Reuters

He also took over as CEO ad interim last year.

From Reuters

“Individual EU Member States will acknowledge Mr. Juan Guaidó, President of the National Assembly, as President ad interim of Venezuela,” the proposed joint statement said, calling for “free, fair and democratic presidential elections.”

From Reuters

In such cases the affidavit must be filed when the ad interim copyright is sought to be extended to the full term.

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