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interlocutory

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in·ter·loc·u·to·ry  (ntr-lky-tôr, -tr)
adj. Law
Pronounced or decided during the course of an action or suit and merely temporary or provisional in nature: an interlocutory decree.
interlocutory [in-ter-lock-yew-tree]
Adjective
1. Law pronounced during the course of legal proceedings; provisional: an interlocutory injunction
2. Formal of dialogue; conversational
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Adj.1.interlocutory - consisting of dialogue
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