Interval
Interval noun - A break in continuity.
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Synonyms for Interval
Life and interval are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Life" instead a noun "Interval".
Nearby Word: intervale
Life
Life noun - A history of a person's life.
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Both words in one sentence
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In real life there was quite an interval between perceiving that bulge in her pants and learning that it was fake, during which time the poor bastard was terribly confused.
Source: Sweet on Polly Oliver -
It doesn't entirely work, but when Luke gets out, he's made deeply cynical, believing that everyone's life is waste, saving someone wasn't really saving them because that would just prolong the brief interval.
Source: Knight in Sour Armor -
The Time Viewer in Déjà Vu is permanently set to look at the past about 5 days earlier, and this interval cannot be changed, because they've just accidentally stumbled upon the 'future end' of the type of wormhole described under Real Life below.
Source: Portal to the Past
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