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ad interim
[ ad in-tuh-rim ]
adverb
- in the meantime. : ad int.
ad interim
/ æd ˈɪntərɪm /
adjective
- for the meantime; for the present ad int
ad interim measures
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Origin of ad interim1
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Origin of ad interim1
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Example Sentences
And I shall never advise an author to come to Munich except ad interim.
He was also president ad interim, and for some years minister of foreign affairs.
Returning to the Provisional Government: Regard its members closely, these gods ad interim.
Without receiving pay as such, and although his galleys went on the expedition, he remained as alcalde ad interim.
Antonio Molto—Segundo cabo, term as governor (ad interim), 1888.
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