Definition
Definition of interrex - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
leadershipTECH. interim leader in a modern organizationTECH.
- The interrex led the company until a new CEO was appointed.
2.
historyRare temporary ruler in Ancient Rome during interregnumRare
- The interrex governed Rome until the new consuls were elected.
3.
PolandDated regent in Poland between kings' reignsDated
- The interrex managed the kingdom until the new king was crowned.
Origin of interrex
Latin, inter (between) + rex (king)
Examples of interrex in a sentence
The board appointed an interrex during the crisis. During the crisis, an interrex was appointed to lead. The interrex held power until the senate convened. The interrex held power during the interregnum. An interrex was appointed to oversee the transition.
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- French:leader intérimaire, régent temporaire, ...
- German:Interimsleiter, Interrex, ...
- Italian:interrex, ...
- Spanish:interino, interrex, ...
- Portuguese:líder interino, interrex, ...
- Chinese:临时领导, 监国, ...
- Japanese:暫定リーダー, インテルレックス, ...
- Arabic:قائد مُؤَقَّت, إِنْتِرْرِكْس, ...
- Hebrew:אִינְטֶרֶקְס, שַׁלִּיט זְמַנִּי, ...
- Russian:временный руководитель, интеррекс, ...
- Ukrainian:інтеррекс, тимчасовий правитель, ...
- Hindi:इंटररेक्स, अस्थायी शासक, ...
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