Interwar (adjective)

Occurring or existing between two wars, especially World War I and World War II.

Origin:

From 'inter-', between, and 'war'.

Examples:

1. The interwar period was marked by economic depression and political unrest.
2. Many of the artistic and cultural movements of the interwar years were influenced by the trauma of World War I.
3. The interwar era saw the rise of fascism and totalitarianism in Europe.
4. Interwar architecture was characterized by modernism and functionalism.
5. The interwar period witnessed significant advances in science and technology.