Short time
Temporarily and short time are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Temporarily" instead an adverb phrase "Short time".
Temporarily
Temporarily adverb - For a limited time only; not permanently.
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Synonyms for Temporarily
Short time and temporarily are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Short time" instead an adverb "Temporarily".
Nearby Words: temporary, temporally
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- bit and short time
- bit and temporarily
- little and short time
- little and temporarily
- briefly and short time
- briefly and temporarily
- for a while and short time
- for a while and temporarily
- awhile and short time
- awhile and temporarily
- for the moment and short time
- for the moment and temporarily
- momentarily and short time
- momentarily and temporarily
Both terms in one sentence
- In the episode "HOMR", Homer becoming incredibly smart for a short time leads to his temporarily becoming a pariah.
Source: Persecuted Intellectuals -
Faith builds also get access to Lightning Weapon, allowing them to temporarily buff their weapon with lightning damage, and Vow of Silence, which completely disables all magic for a short time.
Source: Magikarp Power - Despite its power, this form is even more draining than Second Gear: it automatically deactivates after a short time, leaves Luffy so drained that he is barely able to fight and temporarily unable to use Haki.
Source: Necessary Drawback
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