What is another word for interlude?
Pronunciation:
[ ˈɪntəlˌuːd], [ ˈɪntəlˌuːd], [ ˈɪ_n_t_ə_l_ˌuː_d]
Related words: interlude meaning, what is an interlude in music, wearing blue in an interlude, the storm is passing over in the interlude, the voice of an angel in the interlude
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Synonyms for Interlude:
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• break • comedy- chaffings ,
- comic dramas ,
- facetiousnesses ,
- field days ,
- fun and gameses ,
- fun games ,
- fun gameses ,
- gag shows ,
- high camps ,
- jokings ,
- light entertainments ,
- merry go rounds ,
- play ons ,
- schticks ,
- send ups ,
- send-ups ,
- sendups ,
- slapsticks ,
- wisecrackings ,
- wittinesses .
- breathing spells ,
- free times ,
- re pose ,
- re-pose ,
- spare times ,
- time burn ,
- time hand ,
- time hands ,
- time kill ,
- time on hand ,
- time on hands ,
- time on one hand ,
- time on one hands ,
- time on one's hand ,
- time on ones hand ,
- time on ones hands ,
- time one hand ,
- time one hands ,
- time one's hand ,
- time one's hands ,
- time ones hand ,
- time ones hands .
- goings on ,
- goings ons ,
- goings-ons ,
- goingson ,
- goingsons ,
- what going down ,
- what going downs ,
- what's going downs ,
- whats going down ,
- whats going downs .
- delay ,
- hiatus ,
- hitch ,
- interruption ,
- postponement ,
- relief ,
- reprieve ,
- snag ,
- stay ,
- stoppage ,
- suspension .
- de lay ,
- de lays ,
- de-lay ,
- de-lays ,
- pausations .
Other synonyms:
- catch .
- lag .
- hold up .
- notice .
Other relevant words:
- Anacrusis ,
- Burletta ,
- Comedietta ,
- DO ,
- Divertissement ,
- Interspace ,
- Melodrame ,
- Opera Bouffe ,
- Pendency ,
- Proverbs ,
- Ritornello ,
- Tutti ,
- abeyance ,
- adagio ,
- adjourn ,
- adjournment ,
- advance ,
- afterpiece ,
- air ,
- allegro ,
- also ,
- andante ,
- anticipate ,
- apply ,
- arise ,
- armistice ,
- arrangement ,
- attain ,
- ballet ,
- bass ,
- bass passage ,
- behave ,
- bit ,
- bourdon ,
- break ,
- breath ,
- breather ,
- breathing place ,
- breathing space ,
- breathing spell ,
- breathing time ,
- bridge ,
- burden ,
- burlesque ,
- cadence ,
- caesura ,
- cantata ,
- cease-fire ,
- cessation ,
- chant ,
- charade ,
- chaser ,
- chorus ,
- cigarette break ,
- cocktail hour ,
- coda ,
- coffee break ,
- coincidentally ,
- come ,
- commit ,
- concerto ,
- concurrently ,
- curtain ,
- curtain call ,
- day off ,
- development ,
- discontinuity ,
- distance ,
- disturbance ,
- divertimento ,
- division ,
- downtime ,
- drama ,
- drop ,
- emit ,
- entr'acte ,
- epilogue ,
- episode ,
- exode ,
- exodus ,
- exposition ,
- extend ,
- extravaganza ,
- falderal ,
- farce ,
- figure ,
- finale ,
- folderol ,
- gap ,
- generate ,
- get ,
- get along ,
- go on ,
- go through ,
- happy hour ,
- harlequinade ,
- hesitation ,
- hiccup ,
- holiday ,
- idyll ,
- interact ,
- intermezzo ,
- intermit ,
- intermittence ,
- interregnum ,
- interstice ,
- intervene ,
- intervention ,
- introduction ,
- intrusion ,
- keep ,
- layoff ,
- let-up ,
- letup ,
- liaison ,
- lull ,
- masque ,
- masquerade ,
- meantime ,
- meanwhile ,
- measure ,
- melodrama ,
- miracle play ,
- moratorium ,
- move ,
- movement ,
- music ,
- musical ,
- musical comedy ,
- musical phrase ,
- mystery ,
- nap ,
- number ,
- occur ,
- off-time ,
- opera ,
- ornament ,
- pantomime ,
- parenthesis ,
- part ,
- passage ,
- perform ,
- period ,
- phrase ,
- piece ,
- play ,
- playtime ,
- prologue ,
- refrain ,
- relaxation ,
- remission ,
- resolution ,
- respite ,
- response ,
- rest ,
- rest period ,
- routine ,
- scene ,
- section ,
- shtick ,
- siesta ,
- simultaneously ,
- sketch ,
- skit ,
- song and dance ,
- spectacle ,
- spell ,
- stage play ,
- stand-down ,
- stanza ,
- statement ,
- stop ,
- strain ,
- striptease ,
- surcease ,
- suspense ,
- suspension of hostilities ,
- tailpiece ,
- take five ,
- tea break ,
- term ,
- time ,
- time off ,
- time-out ,
- tragedy ,
- tragicomedy ,
- truce ,
- turn ,
- vacation ,
- variation ,
- vaudeville ,
- verse ,
- waiting ,
- when ,
- while ,
- withal .
- Buffooneries ,
- Funnies ,
- Interregnums ,
- SITCOMS ,
- apnea ,
- broad comedy ,
- buffoonery ,
- comic drama ,
- cutoff ,
- duration ,
- facetiousness ,
- few z's ,
- field day ,
- forty winks ,
- free time ,
- fun and games ,
- gag show ,
- goings-on ,
- gridlock ,
- high camp ,
- humor ,
- humorousness ,
- illicit romance ,
- interval ,
- intrigues ,
- joking ,
- light entertainment ,
- low camp ,
- merry go round ,
- merry-go-round ,
- merry-go-rounds ,
- microsleep ,
- mockery ,
- pausation ,
- pause ,
- play on ,
- pratfall comedy ,
- recess ,
- schtick ,
- send up ,
- send-up ,
- sendup ,
- show ,
- sitcom ,
- spare time ,
- take ten ,
- time interval ,
- time on one's hands ,
- time to burn ,
- time to kill ,
- what's going down ,
- wisecracking ,
- wittiness .
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How to use "Interlude" in context?
Interlude is a word meaning a break or interruption in time.
Interlude can also refer to a short story, poem, or song that interrupts a book, play, or other long piece of writing.
Interlude can also refer to a short break, often in between sets or acts, in a musical performance.
A musical interlude is typically a few minutes long, and is used to give the audience a chance to catch their breath, eat something, or go to the bathroom.
Interlude can also be a form of art itself, used to provide a break from the everyday world or to tell a story.
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