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pro tem - pro tempore

 

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pro tem - pro tempore

Definition: A Latin term meaning "for the time being" or "temporary." It is commonly used to describe a person or position temporarily assuming the duties and responsibilities of another.

1. Adverb:

Sense: Temporarily or for a short time.

Example: The committee appointed John as the pro tem chairperson until a permanent one could be elected.

2. Noun:

Sense: A person temporarily serving in a position or fulfilling duties.

Example: Mary, our pro tem secretary, will take the meeting minutes until a permanent secretary is hired.

3. Adjective:

Sense: Pertaining to a temporary or interim position or arrangement.

Example: The pro tempore mayor will fill in until the elected mayor takes office.

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