transitional
peralihan
definition
adjective
a transitional government was appointed
relating to or characteristic of a process or period of transition.
example
The major output of that 'transitional' period, it seems, was this fascinating book.
The 'transitional' period has been successively extended and is still in force today.
The camerlengo supervises the administration of the Holy See during the 'transitional' period.
The Government has put up cash for a two-year 'transitional' period which will be overseen by the Forestry Commission.
The time of life which was the focus of most attention was the 'transitional' period, which might extend from the onset of puberty to the late twenties.
A year into the job and still stuck in what he terms a 'transitional' period, he is hamstrung by the need to offload several players before he can add to the squad.
At a wider level, it suggested the security and stability of Britain at this 'transitional' period in its history.
Neither the Directive nor the Agreement provided for a 'transitional' period or phased implementation.
The 'transitional' period, as one regime merges awkwardly into another, has not been without its impact on the players.
Stage one saw the removal of most of the hereditary peers, leaving 92, who were to remain during a 'transitional' period.
It will not be in charge of its own affairs until it has passed through a 'transitional' period, one which is still continuing.
One of these matters was mentioned in the preceding section in connection with Wittgenstein's 'transitional' period.
The months of October and March are 'transitional' periods and are known as autumn and spring, respectively.
The new cathedral incorporated the 'transitional' Gothic facade and the south tower, both survivors of the fire.
This is a 'transitional' period and fingers crossed the new services will be available in April at the earliest.
A prison service spokesperson said some staff would be kept on at the prison over the 'transitional' period.
For some it has been really important in getting through in getting through difficult 'transitional' periods.
After the 'transitional' period, all issuers must file full interim and annual certificates.
They are going through a 'transitional' period but the kids are gaining invaluable experience.
The scheme will involve a 'transitional' period of management leading to the purchase of the respective company.
The Gothic stylistic elements that mark it as a 'transitional' structure can best be seen in the chancel and the ambulatory with its famous stained-glass windows.
Are we living in a 'transitional' period leading to that nightmare?
Can the 'transitionally' unemployed be given the benefit of the doubt for four to six weeks?
If anything, I carry my atheism more happily for having arrived at it by a 'transitionally' religious route.
It's better to 'transitionally' regulate Muslim schools in the state sector than have private faith schools over which there is no state control and supervision.
The Jagüel Formation passes 'transitionally' to the limestones of the Roca Formation, which is Maastrichtian-Danian as based on fossil content.
On top of the hill four sharp spires rise from the 'Transitional' Gothic cathedral.
As coccolith content increases the calcareous mudstone passes 'transitionally' to a coccolith limestone.
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