Meanings of interspace (interspaces) in English

On the other side there were pleasant woods and interspaces and castles.

All the interspaces between the backs of houses are gardens.

Beds and cribs took up most of the floor space, disorder packed the interspaces.

He shut his eyes, shapes passed, dreams filled the interspaces.

Frond umbilicate, irregularly infundibuliform, spaces elongated, narrow, margins subdenticulate; interspaces as wide as the spaces.

The substance is very thin and transparent, and the interspaces are much broader than the elliptical spaces.

I think in a second edition, interspaces here and there of one line open, would be an improvement.

Why should Manet attenuate when he could fill the interspaces with the soft lapping of such exquisite blue sea-water.

The trees seemed more primeval, the foliage thicker overhead, the interspaces of the golden evening sky darker and less frequent.

The synthesized EG-MNPs-Al material exhibited a typical hierarchical structure with embedded Al metal nanoparticles into the interspaces of expanded graphite.

But I have the impression that I shipwrecked all my voyages, and that my salvation lay in interspaces of unconsciousness.

And we marked all the interspaces with secret symbols that meant intimate caresses... kisses... everything....

In the wide interspaces of the village were many men, some of them dressed in brown buckskins, others clad more gaudily.

The hills of that island were enveloped in clouds, and the lower parts appeared to be thickly wooded with verdant interspaces.

The total bacterial community and the Acidobacterium division bacteria were affected by soil depth in both the interspaces and plant rhizospheres.

Cells oval, not very regularly arranged, in a continuous, foliaceous, subcircular frond; reticulated with oval spaces, not as wide as the interspaces.