temporary (Meaning)
temporary (n)
a worker (especially in an office) hired on a temporary basis
temporary (a)
not permanent; not lasting
temporary (s)
lacking continuity or regularity
temporary (a.)
Lasting for a time only; existing or continuing for a limited time; not permanent; as, the patient has obtained temporary relief.
Synonyms & Antonyms of temporary
temporary Sentence Examples
- The hiring of the new employee is temporary until a permanent candidate is found.
- The road closure is only temporary and will be lifted as soon as repairs are complete.
- The exhibition at the museum is a temporary display that will last for six months.
- The increase in sales is likely temporary and will not sustain in the long run.
- The temporary restraining order prohibits the defendant from contacting the plaintiff.
- The construction site will have a temporary impact on traffic in the area.
- The temporary suspension of the employee was due to allegations of misconduct.
- The temporary workers were brought in to handle the surge in demand during peak season.
- The temporary loss of power will not disrupt essential services, according to officials.
- The temporary office space is located in a nearby building while renovations are ongoing.
FAQs About the word temporary
a worker (especially in an office) hired on a temporary basis, not permanent; not lasting, lacking continuity or regularityLasting for a time only; existing or
temp, associate, workingman, colleague, hack, wageworker, drudge, wage earner, laborer, toiler
employer,employer, supervisor,supervisor, boss, superior, gaffer, superior, gaffer, boss
The hiring of the new employee is temporary until a permanent candidate is found.
The road closure is only temporary and will be lifted as soon as repairs are complete.
The exhibition at the museum is a temporary display that will last for six months.
The increase in sales is likely temporary and will not sustain in the long run.
