meanwhile
/ˈmiːnwʌɪl/
at the same time; in the intervening period
meanwhile in a sentence
“He fixed the engine; meanwhile, she charted the route.”
Origin of meanwhile
Middle English mean interval + while
Related Words
subsequently
afterward; following in time or order
thereby
by that means; as a result of that
furthermore
in addition to what has been said; moreover
moreover
as a further and more important point
however
used to introduce a statement that contrasts with what came before
nevertheless
in spite of that; notwithstanding