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momentarily

[moh-muhn-tair-uh-lee, moh-muhn-ter-] / ˌmoʊ mənˈtɛər ə li, ˈmoʊ mənˌtɛr- /


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She tottered just a bit, momentarily losing her balance, but she refused my help.

From Literature

Some have also managed to momentarily connect to the internet and share their observations with journalists, friends and family members living abroad.

From BBC

Pleasant as that view was, I was ready to soak, as were the two couples who got momentarily lost with me.

From Los Angeles Times

HHS uses extremely short laser pulses to momentarily pull electrons away from molecules.

From Science Daily

Mr. Foster dismisses their preoccupations with bionic implants or humanoid robots as MacGuffins—Alfred Hitchcock’s term for a device that momentarily advances a movie plot but ultimately fails to develop into anything.

From The Wall Street Journal