Some time
Temporarily and some time are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Temporarily" instead an adverb phrase "Some time".
Temporarily
Temporarily adverb - For a limited time only; not permanently.
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Synonyms for Temporarily
Some time and temporarily are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Some time" instead an adverb "Temporarily".
Nearby Words: temporary, temporally
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- bit and some time
- bit and temporarily
- little and some time
- little and temporarily
- briefly and some time
- briefly and temporarily
- for a while and some time
- for a while and temporarily
- awhile and some time
- awhile and temporarily
- for the moment and some time
- for the moment and temporarily
- momentarily and some time
- momentarily and temporarily
Both terms in one sentence
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Raimundo of Xiaolin Showdown spends some time as this after temporarily defecting to the Heylin side, resurrecting Wuya, and even winning... then sealing her all over again.
Source: The Atoner - Derelict Magitek artifacts lay rusted everywhere, though they can be temporarily brought back to life with some time-flux hijinks.
Source: Götterdämmerung - When Ranma temporarily loses his strength to moxibustion, most of his enemies gang up and decide to give him the monumental collective ass-kicking they've been wanting to give him for some time.
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Temporarily and Some time. (2016). Retrieved 2026, July 28, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/some_time/temporarily
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