Definition of temporarily
: during a limited time
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Our website is temporarily offline, in the interim, shop OCC at Riley Rose, Urban Outfitters & Nordstrom.
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The law allows the president to temporarily fill an agency vacancy — so long as the new appointee was already confirmed by the Senate for a different position.
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The Federal Vacancies Reform Act of 1998 gives the President broad authority to temporarily fill a federal agency vacancy if the person holding the job dies, resigns or is unable to perform the functions and duties of their office.
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Thompson Elementary School, in the 12400 block of Walters Road, is temporarily on lockdown, officials said, as authorities investigate the item.
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While his wife was temporarily in Italy attending to family matters, Mata taught most of the classes at the camp and handled the business side of the program, according to the website.
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The secretary of state resembles one of those token liberals that communist governments appointed in Eastern Europe just after World War II to give the impression that their countries were technically (and temporarily) democracies.
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During Sunday's special city council meeting, Slater moved to appoint Troy’s Director of Economic Development, Mark Miller, to temporarily fill the city manager position.
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But his ascension to the major leagues is temporarily on hold.
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First Known Use of temporarily
1534
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