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interregnum

[in-ter-reg-nuhm] / ˌɪn tərˈrɛg nəm /


NOUN
coalition government
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I visited Baghdad in May 2013 during the interregnum between the two American campaigns in Iraq, to attend an international conference.

From Salon

"I feel deeply conflicted. I quite enjoy this period when we're editing - where the whole season is there but we haven't put it out yet. I like the interregnum," he said.

From BBC

This revving up not only reflects a restatement of investment in the next waves of productions, it’s a rebirth of creative minds gathering in person after the long, isolating interregnum of the pandemic.

From Washington Post

This American interregnum, when the country's democracy is still very much in flux, marks a moment when the American people still have agency, even against oppressive or hegemonic forces that sometimes feel impossible to defeat.

From Salon

The Sugarplum Fairy, after an unsought interregnum, is presiding over the Land of Sweets at the New York City Ballet.

From New York Times