interstition (Meaning)
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interstition (n.)
An intervening period of time; interval.
Synonyms & Antonyms of interstition
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interstition Sentence Examples
- The surveyor meticulously measured the interstitions between the fence posts to ensure even spacing.
- The artist created a captivating sculpture by suspending objects at various interstitions in the gallery space.
- The engineer calculated the interstitions along the bridge's support beams to maintain structural integrity.
- In the grid layout, the interstitions between the solar panels maximized energy capture efficiency.
- The garden designer carefully planned the interstitions between the flowerbeds, creating a harmonious layout.
- The urban planner considered the interstitions between buildings to optimize the use of available space.
- String lights adorned the patio, hung at regular interstitions to create a warm and inviting atmosphere.
- The architect designed the office layout with open interstitions to encourage collaboration among team members.
- A skilled carpenter crafted a beautiful fence with equal interstitions, showcasing precision and attention to detail.
- The highway engineer ensured safe driving conditions by maintaining consistent interstitions between road markings.
FAQs About the word interstition
An intervening period of time; interval.
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No antonyms found.
The surveyor meticulously measured the interstitions between the fence posts to ensure even spacing.
The artist created a captivating sculpture by suspending objects at various interstitions in the gallery space.
The engineer calculated the interstitions along the bridge's support beams to maintain structural integrity.
In the grid layout, the interstitions between the solar panels maximized energy capture efficiency.
