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The term in-between is hyphenated as a noun (intermediary) or descriptive adjective. When used as an adverb phrase (e.g. in between the two walls) it means between and is not one word.

*There is one jargon use of the word inbetween in animation: one of the animation frames that fill the spaces between the key frames to provide the illusion of motion.

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