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momentary

[moh-muhn-ter-ee] / ˈmoʊ mənˌtɛr i /


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The fault caused a momentary surge in current on the four live lines running through Eaton Canyon, the company said, which may have energized the idle line.

From Los Angeles Times

Let’s chalk up your girlfriend’s comments to momentary bad judgment.

From MarketWatch

But they ultimately proved not to provide a permanent change in their fortunes, but a momentary respite.

From BBC

Commitment could not be questioned here, but Spurs were undone by momentary lapses that always risk the ultimate punishment against PSG.

From BBC

"This was not a momentary lapse by Paul Doyle — it was a choice he made that day and it turned celebration into mayhem."

From BBC