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interlude
This term describes a temporary pause or a transitional gap, often carrying a connotation of relief or a welcome break from a more intense or stressful situation. It suggests a distinct separation between two larger phases of activity, acting as a buffer that allows for recovery or reflection.
In artistic contexts, specifically theater and music, it refers to a structured performance that fills the space between acts. While a "break" is purely functional, an "interlude" implies a curated or meaningful experience, whether it is a planned musical piece or a serendipitous moment of peace in a busy day.
Meanings
Examples
Their brief romantic interlude in Paris felt like a dream.
The peaceful interlude was shattered by the sound of sirens.
Let us take a short interlude for coffee before we resume the meeting.
A soft piano interlude played while the curtain closed.
The treaty provided a brief interlude of peace between the two warring nations.
I need a quiet interlude to clear my head before the presentation.
The play featured a comedic interlude to lighten the mood.
It was a strange interlude in an otherwise predictable life.