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

And I shall never advise an author to come to Munich except ad interim.

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He was also president ad interim, and for some years minister of foreign affairs.

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Returning to the Provisional Government: Regard its members closely, these gods ad interim.

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Without receiving pay as such, and although his galleys went on the expedition, he remained as alcalde ad interim.

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Antonio Molto—Segundo cabo, term as governor (ad interim), 1888.

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