Definition for Interval:

• A time or space between two periods or objects; a break in a current or the course of a disease; a period of rest between two of activity.

Synonyms for Interval:

• adj.

  •slack (adjective)
  • lag.

• adv.

  •meantime (adverb)
  • concurrentlies,
  • in meanwhile,
  • for moment,
  • in interim,
  • simultaneouslies,
  • in interval,
  • for duration.

• n.

  •
  • D,
  • DO,
  • B,
  • bass,
  • C,
  • double flat,
  • crotchet,
  • beat,
  • chord.
  •
  • clearance,
  • infinity,
  • air pocket,
  • expanse,
  • open,
  • footprint,
  • elbow room.
  •
  • material,
  • bill.
  •age (noun)
  • aeons,
  • Centuries,
  • millennia,
  • era,
  • aeon.
  •attribute (noun)
  • separation,
  • interval.
  •blank (noun)
  • preteritions,
  • pretermissions.
  •break (noun)
  • Apneas,
  • re cesses,
  • re-cess,
  • re cess.
  •break, pause (noun)
  • breathing space,
  • parenthesis,
  • playtime,
  • five,
  • ten,
  • lull,
  • layoff,
  • breach,
  • downtime,
  • interim,
  • opening,
  • time-out,
  • spell,
  • while.
  •cessation (noun)
  • timeout,
  • Desistance,
  • break-off,
  • screaming halt,
  • grinding halt,
  • breakoff.
  •comma (noun)
  • punctuations,
  • punctuation.
  •crack (noun)
  • dis-continuity,
  • dis-continuities,
  • rimations,
  • dis continuity,
  • dis continuities.
  •degree (noun)
  • plane,
  • height,
  • stairs,
  • severity,
  • tier,
  • tenor,
  • stair,
  • rung.
  •delay (noun)
  • cooling off period,
  • cooling off periods,
  • demurrals,
  • loiterings,
  • tarryings,
  • dis continuations,
  • de lays,
  • tieup,
  • retardments,
  • cunctations,
  • dawdlings,
  • pro-rogations,
  • sur-cease,
  • dis-continuations,
  • pro-rogation,
  • sur-ceases,
  • sur ceases,
  • dis-continuation,
  • putting offs,
  • de-lay,
  • pro rogation,
  • dis continuation,
  • sur cease,
  • coolingoff period,
  • prorogations,
  • lingerings,
  • showstoppers,
  • de-lays,
  • hold ups,
  • coolingoff periods,
  • de lay,
  • cooling-off periods,
  • pro rogations.
  •duration (noun)
  • epoch,
  • date,
  • measure,
  • cycle,
  • course.
  •ending (noun)
  • cessation.
  •gap (noun)
  • chasm,
  • abyss,
  • notch,
  • crevice,
  • slit,
  • ravine,
  • gulf,
  • cleft.
  •interlude (noun)
  • inter ludes,
  • inter lude,
  • inter-lude,
  • meanwhiles,
  • interregna,
  • inter-ludes.
  •intermission (noun)
  • quiescency,
  • breathing spell.
  •interruption (noun)
  • stay,
  • suspension,
  • reprieve,
  • hitch,
  • snag,
  • stoppage,
  • relief,
  • postponement,
  • recess.
  •interspace (noun)
  • inter-space,
  • inter spaces,
  • inter-spaces,
  • inter space,
  • spacing.
  •interval (noun)
  • time interval,
  • musical interval.
  •length (noun)
  • ranginesses,
  • tallnesses,
  • longnesses,
  • linearities,
  • protractednesses,
  • spaciousnesses,
  • lengthinesses,
  • extensivenesses,
  • lastingnesses.
  •letup (noun)
  • let-up,
  • slackening.
  •note (noun)
  • re-presentations,
  • re presentations,
  • re presentation.
  •pause (noun)
  • rest periods,
  • pausations.
  •period of time (noun)
  • time frame.
  •radius (noun)
  • semidiameter,
  • spoke,
  • spokes,
  • semi-diameter.
  •respite (noun)
  • de-ferments,
  • re-leases,
  • re spite,
  • dis-charges,
  • re-spites,
  • pro-tractions,
  • re-laxations,
  • pro traction,
  • re laxations,
  • dis charge,
  • re laxation,
  • de ferments,
  • pro-traction,
  • re-lease,
  • dis charges,
  • re leases,
  • re-lief,
  • re lease,
  • de ferment,
  • de-ferment,
  • pro tractions,
  • re lief,
  • re-laxation,
  • dis-charge,
  • re-spite,
  • re spites.
  •rest (noun)
  • forty winks,
  • dreaminess,
  • motionlessness,
  • re-creations,
  • somnolence,
  • re-creation.
  •space (noun)
  • head rooms,
  • head-way,
  • elbowrooms,
  • head-room,
  • headrooms,
  • head-rooms,
  • head way.
  •time frame (noun)
  • timespans,
  • time-frame,
  • lapse time.
  •time lag (noun)
  • time gap,
  • time warp.
  •truce (noun)
  • de-escalations,
  • de escalations,
  • re-conciliation,
  • winddowns,
  • wind downs,
  • re conciliation,
  • de escalation,
  • winddown,
  • wind-downs,
  • deescalations,
  • re-conciliations,
  • temporary peaces.
  •wait (noun)
  • time wasteds,
  • on holds.

• v.

  •separate (verb)
  • closes off,
  • compartmenting,
  • dis-criminating,
  • put one side,
  • stands between,
  • dis-tributes,
  • dis-criminate,
  • stood between,
  • putting on side,
  • dis criminating,
  • dis tribute,
  • puts one side,
  • singles out,
  • draws apart,
  • puts on side,
  • standing between,
  • ropes off,
  • drawing apart,
  • putting on one side,
  • dis-criminated,
  • put side,
  • dis-tribute,
  • putting side,
  • dis criminated,
  • puts side,
  • intervaling,
  • putting one side,
  • dis-criminates,
  • drew apart,
  • dis criminates,
  • dis tributes,
  • dis criminate,
  • puts on one side.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • disjunction,
  • degree,
  • propinquity,
  • star turn,
  • slippage,
  • encore,
  • curtain call,
  • grace period,
  • Interspace,
  • distance,
  • proximity,
  • response time.
  •
  • term,
  • grand finale,
  • repertoire,
  • difference,
  • rest,
  • holding pattern,
  • plateau,
  • finale,
  • opener.
  •
  • repertory,
  • halt,
  • foot.
  •
  • sketch,
  • hold up.
  •
  • routine,
  • notice.
  •
  • turn.
  •
  • top.
  •
  • catch.
  •
  • set.
  •separate
  • compartmentalize,
  • closing off,
  • close off,
  • put on side,
  • draw apart,
  • compartmentalizes,
  • single out,
  • compartmentalized,
  • Islanded,
  • roped off,
  • singling out,
  • compartmented,
  • put on one side,
  • islanding,
  • intervaled,
  • closed off,
  • compartmentalizing,
  • Separating,
  • singled out,
  • roping off,
  • rope off,
  • Islands,
  • stand between.

Paraphrases for Interval:

• Reverse Entailment

  • Noun, singular or mass
    interruption, intermission, break.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    time-lapse, interim.
  • Proper noun, singular
    timings.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    span, interim, periodicity, duration, spacing, pause, gap, lag, lags, distance, hiatus, frequency, frame, timeslot, timeline, length, time-frame, deadline, meanwhile, adjournment, time-limit, delay.
  • Adverb
    apart, meanwhile.
  • Verb, non-3rd person singular present
    span.

• Other Related

  • Proper noun, singular
    range, ranges.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    meantime, range, timing.
  • Verb, non-3rd person singular present
    range.
  • Verb, base form
    range.

Antonyms for Interval:

• n.

  • break, pause
    continuation, closure.
  • Other antonyms:
    continuum, continuity, procession, stretch, run, progression.

Interval Sentence Examples:

• " Hey, Tex," called Purdy after a long interval, " we ain't goin' to git one another peckin' away like this behind these rocks."

• She woke with the impression that a number of years had passed, or what seemed a long passage of time, and in the interval she and Kara had been searching the world over for each other and unable to meet.

Hypernym for Interval:

• n.

  • attribute
    clearance.
  • cognition
    sub-interval, open interval, unbounded interval, closed interval, bounded interval.
  • time
    lag, access time, interlude, intermission, period, Lunitidal Interval, round, latency, rhythm, meanwhile, response time, interruption, processing time, seek time, interim, lead time, embolism, space, distance, suspension, eternity, pause, float, meantime, rotational latency, absence, time constant, reaction time, intercalation, slot, time slot, latent period, cycle, break.

Hyponym for Interval:

• n.

  • attribute
    distance.
  • cognition
    set.
  • time
    quantity, measure, amount.