meanwhile
/ˈmiːnˌwaɪl/Definitions
1. adverb
at the same time as something else, or during a pause or delay
“She was packing her bags meanwhile the taxi driver was waiting outside.”
2. noun
a period of time between two events, especially one that is marked by a pause or delay
“The meeting was delayed meanwhile the committee was debating the proposal.”
3. conjunction
used to introduce a contrast or a connection between two clauses
“I wanted to go to the movies meanwhile my friend preferred to stay home.”