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interim Definition

in·terim (in′tər im)

noun

the period of time between; meantime

Etymology: L, meanwhile < inter: see inter-

adjective

for or during an interim; temporary; provisional an interim council

interim Synonyms

interim

n.

interval, the meantime, interlude; see pause 1.

interim Usage Examples

Adjective modifier

  • senior: They will charge you a straight £ 3,000 to access and match your interim assignment against its library of senior interims.
  • good: We will then produce a shortlist of the best available interims in our network.

Modifies a noun

  • dividend: Interim dividend up 2 % to 2.6 pence per share.
  • injunction: An application for an interim injunction will also be made.
  • report: GLC An interim report of the first five months of the GLC's Economic Policy Group.
  • interdict: A motion for interim interdict was refused by the sheriff on 5 October 2005.
  • finding: The panel will review the methodology used by the surveys and evaluate their interim findings.
  • payment: The judge ordered an interim payment of £ 150,000.

Modifying Another Word

  • only: Working groups without full approval ( i.e. with only interim approval ) MUST NOT submit documents to the PAB.

Noun used with modifier

  • project: SpeechPhone SoIP & VoIP Review. project interim managers Dialing is about to become a thing of the past.