interregnum in Portuguese
interregnum in Portuguese is interregno — interregnum means the time between one monarch's reign ending and the next one taking the throne.
interregnum in Portuguese
interregno
The period of time between the end of a sovereign or political leader's reign and the accession of another.
What does "interregnum" mean?
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noun The time between one monarch's reign ending and the next one taking the throne.
"The Sasanian Interregnum of 628–632"
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noun A pause or gap in something that would normally carry straight on.
"Another element leading to the quick-out-of-the-gate second Trump term took place during the four-year interregnum of President Joe Biden."
- noun The period between one minister leaving a church and a new one arriving.
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noun The time between one leader's term ending and the next one's beginning, when normal government is paused or only temporary.
"Darker questions still emerge in these dusky final weeks of our interregnum."
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- The Sasanian Interregnum of 628–632
- Another element leading to the quick-out-of-the-gate second Trump term took place during the four-year interregnum of President Joe Biden.
- Darker questions still emerge in these dusky final weeks of our interregnum.
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What is "interregnum" in Portuguese?
"interregnum" in Portuguese is interregno. interregnum means: The time between one monarch's reign ending and the next one taking the throne.
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