interministeriale

interministerial, cross-ministry

adjective een-tehr-mee-nee-steh-RYAH-leh Rare

Usage Note

Interministeriale is a bureaucratic and journalistic term describing committees, decrees, or meetings that involve more than one ministry. Un comitato interministeriale (an interministerial committee) is a typical collocate. It is an invariable adjective for masculine and feminine — only the plural changes to interministeriali.

Examples

"La commissione interministeriale si è riunita ieri."

Natural Translation

The interministerial commission met yesterday.

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