provisional
Pronunciation: [prəˈvɪʒ.ən.əl]
Word
Context: “status”
(adjective) something that is temporary and might change in the future. It is not a final decision or state. For example, if you have a provisional plan, it means you might change it later.
Example
The team made a provisional schedule for the meeting until they finalize the date.
Example
The provisional agreement was not enough; they needed a permanent solution.
Example
Is the current decision just provisional, or is it final?
Context: “politics”
(noun) a temporary arrangement or condition, often related to government or authority. It refers to a government or organization that is set up for a short time until something more permanent is created.
Example
The provisional government was established to help restore order after the crisis.
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The provisional setup failed to create lasting stability in the region.
Example
What are the main tasks of the provisional government during this transition?
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