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temporary

[tem-puh-rer-ee] / ˈtɛm pəˌrɛr i /


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In the spring and summer, however, U.S. households timed their purchases of imported goods such as autos, appliances and other big-ticket items to take advantage of temporary delays or reductions in tariffs.

From MarketWatch

In the spring and summer, however, U.S. households timed their purchases of imported goods such as autos, appliances and other big-ticket items to take advantage of temporary delays or reductions in tariffs.

From MarketWatch

Rea's musical journey was brought to a temporary stop when he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer aged 33.

From BBC

Sectors that are sensitive to tariffs and swings in the economy—such as temporary help services, manufacturing, and transportation and warehousing—also trimmed head count this year.

From The Wall Street Journal

The bridge at Kilrea closed in September after cracking was found in a retaining wall and reopened to cars and other light vehicles on 6 December after temporary repairs.

From BBC