interimly

English

Etymology

interim +‎ -ly

Adverb

interimly (comparative more interimly, superlative most interimly)

1. (rare, nonstandard) temporarily
   • 1977, The South African Sugar Journal, volume 61, page 205:

     At the Central Board meeting on 9 October, 1973, it was agreed that Pongola make use of the DAC calculation method for bagasse mass interimly until the massing of bagasse could successfully be introduced.

   • 1988, Kenai Fjords National Park, Alaska: Final Environmental Impact Statement, Wilderness Recommendation, Alaska Regional Office, National Park Service:

     Selected lands will remain in federal ownership until they are interimly conveyed, and they are suitable for wilderness designation because they are undeveloped and possess important wilderness values.

   • 1997, Wang Sijing, Engineering Geology, page 216:

     The test in which cyclic loads were applied interimly was carried out on a few samples, with interim period from several hours to several ten hours and on the conditions of drainage or undrainage in the interim period.