intermissive (Meaning)
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intermissive (a.)
Having temporary cessations; not continual; intermittent.
Synonyms & Antonyms of intermissive
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
intermissive Sentence Examples
- The doctor prescribed an intermissive antibiotic to fight the infection.
- The rainfall was intermittent, with brief periods of sunshine interspersed.
- The sailboat navigated the intermissive currents with ease.
- The patient's fever had an intermissive pattern, spiking in the afternoon and subsiding at night.
- The highway traffic was intermissive, with periods of congestion followed by lulls.
- The politician gave an intermissive speech, alternating between grandstanding and quieter moments of reflection.
- The intermissive melody of the birdsong filled the air with a soothing rhythm.
- The lighting in the room was intermissive, casting shadows and creating an eerie atmosphere.
- The intermissive nature of the project left the team feeling disoriented and uncertain.
- The intermissive flashes of lightning illuminated the storm clouds, casting an ominous glow upon the landscape.
FAQs About the word intermissive
Having temporary cessations; not continual; intermittent.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The doctor prescribed an intermissive antibiotic to fight the infection.
The rainfall was intermittent, with brief periods of sunshine interspersed.
The sailboat navigated the intermissive currents with ease.
The patient's fever had an intermissive pattern, spiking in the afternoon and subsiding at night.
