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temporaneous, a. Now rare or Obs.|tɛmpəˈreɪniːəs|
[f. L. temporāne-us timely, opportune (f. tempus, tempor- time) + -ous.]
†1. Lasting only for a time, temporary. Obs.
1656[see 2]. 1681H. Hallywell Melampr. 68 (T.) Those things may cause a temporaneous disunion. 1782A. Monro Compar. Anat. 120 The temporaneous grinders are placed..upon the internal set. 1806W. Taylor in Ann. Rev. IV. 244 This book is so driftless, so useless, so temporaneous. 1818[implied in temporaneously, -ness: see below].
2. Pertaining or relating to time, temporal.
1656Blount Glossogr., Temporaneous, done suddenly, at a certaine time, pertaining to time; variable for the time. 1694Phil. Trans. XVIII. 67 A Temporaneous progressive motion of the parts of the Air at the rate of 276 Paces in a second Minute of time. 1878F. Ferguson Pop. Life Christ x. 40 He uses only the connective particle ‘and’ and not the temporaneous ‘then’.
Hence tempoˈraneously adv., for the time; tempoˈraneousness, temporary character.
1727Bailey vol. II, Temporaneousness. 1818G. S. Faber Horæ Mosaicæ I. 328 His title to the perpetually entailed, though temporaneously alienated, inheritance of his forefathers. Ibid. II. 208 The testimony which it bears respecting its own temporaneousness. |