Intersession (noun)

1. A period of time between two sessions or meetings.
2. A recess or break in a legislative body's proceedings.

Origin:

Derived from the latin words 'inter' meaning 'between' and 'sessio' meaning 'session'.

Examples:

1. The intersession is an opportunity for members of the council to take a break and recharge.
2. During the intersession, the lawmakers will take some time off to meet with their constituents.
3. The intersession is typically a quiet time in the legislature, with few significant decisions being made.
4. Some legislators take advantage of the intersession to travel or work on other projects.
5. The intersession is a good time to assess the progress made during the previous session and plan for the next one.