temporary
n.n. lasting for only a short time and not planned to be permanent. You use this to describe things like a short-term job or a quick fix for a problem.
n. lasting, existing, or serving for a limited period of time only; not permanent. Often used to describe transitional states or provisional measures.
The power cut is only temporary.
The company hired several temporary workers to help manage the increased workload during the holiday season.
The government implemented temporary measures to stabilize the currency, though economists warned that long-term structural reforms were still necessary to ensure lasting growth.
Borrowed from Latin temporarius, from tempus (“time”).
Typically placed before the noun it modifies; can also follow a linking verb like 'be' or 'seem'.
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