Pronunciation: /æd ˈɪn.tər.əm/
adverb for the meantime or temporarily
A1 The substitute teacher will be in charge ad interim while the regular teacher is on maternity leave.
A2 The manager is currently on vacation, so I will be handling the project ad interim.
B1 The ad interim solution worked well for now, but we need to find a more permanent fix.
B2 The ad interim CEO made some significant changes to the company's operations during his short tenure.
C1 The ad interim government was tasked with stabilizing the country after the sudden political upheaval.
C2 The ad interim committee was formed to address the urgent issues facing the organization before the new board could be elected.
formal The CEO appointed an ad interim manager to oversee the department while the search for a permanent replacement continued.
informal The boss asked Jim to fill in as the ad interim team leader until they found someone else.
slang I'm just holding down the fort ad interim until they hire a new supervisor.
figurative The sun peeked out from behind the clouds ad interim, giving hope for a brighter day ahead.
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