† intermissn.
Obsolete. rare.
Interval.
ΘΚΠ
the world > time > [noun] > stretch, period, or portion of time > period of time between events or interval
waya1300
distancec1330
interstition1390
spacea1400
pastimea1513
vacance1533
intermission?1566
vacation1567
intervallum1574
interim1579
between-timea1586
wem1599
parenthesis1600
intermedium1611
betweena1616
fore-while?1615
interpolation1615
vacancya1616
interval1616
interstitium1624
slatcha1625
interspace1629
intermissa1633
between-spacea1641
interregnum1659
intervalea1661
interlapse1666
interlude1751
in-between1815
lapse1817
intermezzo1851
meanwhile1872
a1633 Visct. Falkland Hist. Edward II (1680) 94 Which for a time..enforc'd their absence; in which short intermiss, the King relapseth to his former errour.
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n.a1633- uncontemporary
- uncontended
- uncontending
- uncontent
- uncontented
- uncontentedness
- uncontenting
- uncontentingness
- uncontentious
- uncontentiousness
- uncontestable
- uncontestably
- uncontested
- uncontestedly
- uncontinent
- uncontinented
- uncontinently
- uncontinued
- uncontinuous
- uncontorted
- uncontract
- uncontracted
- uncontradictable
- uncontradictably
- uncontradicted