1. Cessation for a time; interval; pause; the temporary cessation or subsidence of a fever.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• intermision,
• intermition,
• untermission,
• jntermission,
• kntermission,
• ontermission,
• intermiassion,
• intermisson,
• interimssion,
• intermissionn,
• inturmission,
• intarmission,
• introimission,
• introission,
• intromissin,
• interfussion,
• intermigrtion,
• intermintion,
• intermisive,
• intermisssive

• interfering,
• intermittent,
• interjection,
• internuncio,
• interiorize,
• intermezzo,
• interpolation,
• intromission,
• interaction,
• interactional,
• interrogation,
• interment,
• interspersion,
• internationale,
• interception,
• intermingled,
• intertrigo,
• interestingness,
• intermingle,
• interiorise,
• interferon,
• internationally,
• in terms of,
• intersection,
• interdiction,
• internalise,
• intermediation,
• intermediate,
• intermittence,
• interesting,
• intertwine,
• interminably,
• intermittently,
• intermittency,
• internship,
• interposition,
• interoception,
• interestingly,
• intercession,
• interminable,
• interrelation,
• intermixture,
• intervention,
• interruption,
• intercommunion,
• intermediary,
• intercalation,
• intercrossed,
• international,
• internalisation.

The adjective form of the word "intermission" is "intermissive".

The plural of the "intermission" can be the "intermissions".

The singular of the "intermission" can be the "intermission".