Definition of temporarily
: during a limited time
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United Airlines temporarily halted carrying animals in its cargo hold after two deaths earlier this year.
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Smoke from the fire temporarily halted flights into the resort town of Aspen, about 20 miles (32 kilometers) away.
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Smoke from the fire temporarily halted flights into the resort town of Aspen, about 20 miles away.
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Over the past few weeks, Coca-Cola’s European bottler temporarily halted some of its production lines and Booker, the U.K.’s biggest wholesaler, was forced to ration sales of beer, ciders and soft drinks.
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Rescue efforts were hampered by extensive flooding in a chamber deep in the cave Monday and were temporarily halted.
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Fuego on Tuesday sent more ash 16,000 feet into the sky, temporarily halting search operations.
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In March, an Uber prototype driving through the Phoenix suburb of Tempe struck and killed a pedestrian, leading the service to temporarily halt testing.
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The strike temporarily halted installations and telephone repairs.
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First Known Use of temporarily
1534
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