The period between one point in time and another. In early use as an imprecise measure of time, esp. the time taken to cover a specified distance…

The extent or space of time between two events; an interval, an intervening period. In early use often in without distance (see phrases 1d(a)); now…

= interstitium, n.

Without article: lapse, extent, or passage of time between two definite points, events, etc.; duration. Chiefly with adjectives, as little, long…

A passing or elapsing of time; a period of elapsed time. English regional (southern) in later use. Obsolete.

A vacant period. Obsolete. rare.

The lapse of a space of time between events or periods of action; the time during which action temporarily ceases; interval; †vacation, recess. spec.…

A state or period characterized by the intermission or absence of something. Obsolete.

= interval, n. 1 2.

An intervening time, interval of time; the meantime: now usually in in the interim = A.

figurative. A break or pause (in time). Obsolete.

figurative. An interval, an interlude, a hiatus.

An intervening time, interval of time. ? Obsolete.

Anything occupying an intermediate position; an interval of time. Also plural, intermediate things or events.

The space of time or interval before a future event happens.

Interposition of time; interval. Obsolete. (So French interpolation in Godefroy.)

An unoccupied period or interval; a time of absence of some activity. Obsolete.

The space of time intervening between two points of time; any intervening time. Formerly often interval of time.

Of time: = interstice, n. 2.

Nautical. A brief respite or interval; a short period or spell (of some kind of weather, etc.).

A space of time between two events, etc.; an interval of time.

Interval.

intervening time, interval.

A breach of continuity; an interval, pause, vacant space.

Of time: = interval, n. 1. Obsolete.

The lapse of time between any two events; an intervening space (of time).

transferred. An interval in the course of some action or event; an intervening time or space of a different character or sort.

(a) An interval. (b) A person who intervenes.

Of life, time, etc.: The gliding or passing away, passage; a period or interval elapsed.

transferred. An interval; an ‘episode’.

A period of time intervening between one particular period or event and another; an interval. rare.