At some remove, after a long gap; in spite of the gulf between.
Origin
Mid 18th century. From classical Latin longō intervallō, lit. ‘at a great distance’ from longō, ablative of longus + intervallō, ablative of intervallum.
Definition of longo intervallo in US English:
longo intervallo
adverbˈlɒŋɡəʊ ɪntəˈvaləʊ
rare
At some remove, after a long gap; in spite of the gulf between.
Origin
Mid 18th century. From classical Latin longō intervallō, lit. ‘at a great distance’ from longō, ablative of longus + intervallō, ablative of intervallum.