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in·ter·space

 (ĭn′tər-spās′)
tr.v. in·ter·spaced, in·ter·spac·ing, in·ter·spac·es
To make or occupy a space between.
n. (ĭn′tər-spās′)
A space between two things; an interval.
in′ter·spa′tial (-spā′shəl) adj.
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interspace

vb
(tr) to make or occupy a space between
n
space between or among things
interspatial adj
ˌinterˈspatially adv
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in•ter•space

(n. ˈɪn tərˌspeɪs; v. ˌɪn tərˈspeɪs)

n., v. -spaced, -spac•ing. n.
1. a space between things; interval.
v.t.
2. to put a space between.
3. to occupy or fill the space between.
[1400–50]
in•ter•spa•tial (ˌɪn tərˈspeɪ ʃəl) adj.
in`ter•spa′tial•ly, adv.
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interspace


Past participle: interspaced
Gerund: interspacing

Imperative
interspace
interspace
Present
I interspace
you interspace
he/she/it interspaces
we interspace
you interspace
they interspace
Preterite
I interspaced
you interspaced
he/she/it interspaced
we interspaced
you interspaced
they interspaced
Present Continuous
I am interspacing
you are interspacing
he/she/it is interspacing
we are interspacing
you are interspacing
they are interspacing
Present Perfect
I have interspaced
you have interspaced
he/she/it has interspaced
we have interspaced
you have interspaced
they have interspaced
Past Continuous
I was interspacing
you were interspacing
he/she/it was interspacing
we were interspacing
you were interspacing
they were interspacing
Past Perfect
I had interspaced
you had interspaced
he/she/it had interspaced
we had interspaced
you had interspaced
they had interspaced
Future
I will interspace
you will interspace
he/she/it will interspace
we will interspace
you will interspace
they will interspace
Future Perfect
I will have interspaced
you will have interspaced
he/she/it will have interspaced
we will have interspaced
you will have interspaced
they will have interspaced
Future Continuous
I will be interspacing
you will be interspacing
he/she/it will be interspacing
we will be interspacing
you will be interspacing
they will be interspacing
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been interspacing
you have been interspacing
he/she/it has been interspacing
we have been interspacing
you have been interspacing
they have been interspacing
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been interspacing
you will have been interspacing
he/she/it will have been interspacing
we will have been interspacing
you will have been interspacing
they will have been interspacing
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been interspacing
you had been interspacing
he/she/it had been interspacing
we had been interspacing
you had been interspacing
they had been interspacing
Conditional
I would interspace
you would interspace
he/she/it would interspace
we would interspace
you would interspace
they would interspace
Past Conditional
I would have interspaced
you would have interspaced
he/she/it would have interspaced
we would have interspaced
you would have interspaced
they would have interspaced
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interspace

noun
A space or interval between objects or points:
gap, interstice, interval, separation.
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