intermit
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in·ter·mit (in′tər mit′)
transitive verb, intransitive verb intermitted -·mit′·ted, intermitting -·mit′·ting
Etymology: L intermittere < inter- + mittere: see inter- & mission
Related Forms:
- intermitter in′·ter·mit′·ter noun
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- student: University accommodation is not normally available to intermitting students.
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