A short period of time or event that comes in the middle of something longer, often providing a break or change of pace.
From Latin *inter-* “between” and *ludus* “play, game.” Originally, it referred to a short play performed between the acts of a longer drama.
An interlude is like a musical snack between main courses in a concert. It’s not the main show, but it can completely change the mood before you go back to the big event.
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