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Meaning of interlude
A period of time between events or activities.
Etymology of interlude
The word "interlude" originated from the Old French "interludier", which is derived from the Latin "inter" (between) and "ludus" (play)
Historically, the term referred to a short theatrical performance or entertainment, especially one between the parts of a larger work
Over time, the word's meaning expanded to include other types of intervals or breaks between events or activities
Synonyms
intermission
break
pause
recess
hiatus
interval
lacuna
gap
interruption
suspension
cessation
stoppage
halt
delay
postponement
reprieve
respite
breathing space
lull
hiatus
inactive period
dormant period
quiet period
stillness
calm
tranquility
serenity
peace
interval of time
period of time
span of time
episode
scene
act
sketch
entertainment
diversion
amusement
distraction
relief
rest
relaxation
recreation
leisure
timeout
time out
moratorium
stay
deferment
deferral
delay
wait
waiting period
Definitions
- A short period of time between events or activities
- * A musical composition performed between the parts of a larger work
- * A theatrical performance or entertainment, especially a short one between the parts of a larger work
Usage Examples
- The orchestra played a beautiful interlude during the wedding ceremony
- * The interlude between the two acts of the play was just long enough to grab a snack
- * The company is using the economic interlude to restructure and refocus
Antonyms
continuation
continuation
extension
prolongation
lengthening
expansion
increase
augmentation
amplification
enhancement
escalation
intensification
culmination
climax
peak
apex
culmination
fulfillment
realization
actualization
completion
conclusion
finale
termination
end
finish
cessation
stoppage
halt
closure