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Definition of «mid»

The word "mid" is an abbreviation for "middle." It can be used as a noun, adjective or adverb to describe something that is in the middle or between two other things. For example, you could say "the midpoint of the bridge," meaning the center of the bridge, or "a mid-sized car" meaning a vehicle that falls somewhere between small and large in size. As an adverb, it can be used to describe something that is moderate or average, such as saying "he spoke midway through the meeting."

Usage examples

  1. I woke up in the mid-morning and rushed to get ready for work.
  2. The meeting is scheduled for mid-April, so mark your calendars.
  3. She is currently in her mid-thirties and thriving in her career.
  4. We stopped for a picnic in the mid-afternoon to enjoy the beautiful weather.
  5. The team reached a mid-season slump, but they managed to bounce back and win the championship.
  6. We decided to take a break mid-hike and enjoyed the breathtaking views from a mountain peak.
  7. The project is expected to be completed by mid-December, just in time for the holiday season.
  8. The movie had a surprising twist in the mid-credits scene, leaving the audience in anticipation for a sequel.

Phrases with «mid»

Sentences with «mid»

  • Considering the relative strength of mid table teams, it is highly likely that this season 79 points can win the league. (justarsenal.com)
  • That time when all of the bottom clubs are more dangerous than those in mid table is not quite on us yet, but I am still worried about our game this weekend. (justarsenal.com)
  • Both smartphone will be priced in mid range segments. (maktechblog.com)
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