transitionally

Examples

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• I guess transitionally they use crawfish, and it is called a crawfish boil.

  Blog text (10)

• When it is transitionally located in the evolution of architecture, it becomes a synecdoche designating the historical totality of which it is a part.

  Academic text (1998)

• And then I'm starting now to think sort of transitionally because as we know, the cooler months are just knocking at the door right now.

  Sarah Rae Vargas

• National organization working to build or renovate shelters for transitionally homeless men, women, and children.

  Academic text (1999)

• Transitionally homeless people are forced to spend a short time in a homeless shelter before making a transition into a more stable housing arrangement, and in most cases they do not return to homelessness. Episodically homeless people frequently shuttle in and out of homelessness.

  Academic text (2011)

• Although such an escape has not been ventured for St-Eustache, Willibald Sauerlander has recently attempted to do so for a group of medieval Rhenish churches that, since the early nineteenth century, have been seen as transitionally situated between the Romanesque and Gothic.

  Academic text (1998)

• The children stayed in a transitionally safe area while their parents found permanent housing.

• She approached her new role transitionally, adapting to the changes step by step.

• The project was designed transitionally to allow for adjustments before the final implementation.

Synonyms

I

intermediately

vstransitionally

1 5.6

To a medium level between two extremes

relates to a process or temporary phase rather than a fixed midpoint

Antonyms

P

permanently

215 2.9

Stays the same for all time

S

steadily

113 2.1

In a regular way without stopping

How Transitional

temporarily

197 3.2

provisionally

3 5.7

transitionally

1 6.8

gradually

228 1.9

stably

1 4.3

Surface Forms

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Etymology