transitional

see definition of transitional

as inintermediate
as inprovisional
as inchangeable

Synonyms for transitional

adj middle, in-between

Antonyms for transitional

ever-changing

adjective. continuous change

intermediate

adjective. middle, in-between

provisional

adjective. contingent, tentative

Word Origin & History

1550s, from Latin transitionem (nominative transitio) "a going across or over," noun of action from past participle stem of transire "go or cross over" (see transient).

Example Sentences for transitional

Inside there is a good deal of transitional Norman work to be seen.

First came what I hold to have been the transitional stage of the mother-age.

Hermaphroditism must be regarded as a temporary or transitional form.

So far we have only spoken of complete inversion; but there are transitional stages.

Her brother raised his finger; it was the transitional passage on the drum.

But he was the poet of a time of transition, and his temper is transitional.

These are but transitional and imperfect aspects of Reality.

There is not in it the slightest mixture of any Transitional details.

Adolf Scherer might be said to represent a transitional type.

The Jewish Company is an organization with a transitional character.