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    mid

    adjective 2 Synonyms Example Sente

    mid 1 of 2 adjective
    ˈmid

    Synonyms of mid

    1 : being the part in the middle or midst


    in mid ocean
    often used in combination
    mid-August

    2 midder;middest, informal : neither


    very good nor very bad : SO-SO, MEH
    The PlayStation showcase was mid.
    After two years, it should have had
    more punch.
    @BRAP_Podcast, on Twitter
    Who do you think is the 'middest' team
    in the NBA? … For me, it's the Pacers. I
    just completely forget they're around
    because they're not terrible, but also
    not good either.
    TragicHS, on Reddit

    3 : occupying a middle position

    4 of a vowel : articulated with the arch of


    the tongue midway between its highest
    and its lowest elevation

    mid adverb

    mid 2 of 2 preposition
    : AMID

    Synonyms

    Adjective
    central halfway
    intermediary intermediate
    medial median
    mediate medium
    middle midmost

    Preposition
    amid amidst
    among amongst
    midst through

    See all Synonyms & Antonyms in


    Thesaurus

    Examples of mid in a Sentence

    Adjective

    the mid to late 1700s

    her mid molar will have to be extracted and


    replaced by a bridge

    Preposition

    mid a tangle of weeds grew a perfect rose

    Recent Examples on the Web

    Adjective
    Like most people above the age of 6, Jennifer
    Twomey and Traci Paige Johnson were both
    flummoxed and fascinated by the sudden
    popularity of unboxing videos in the mid
    2010s.
    Julian Sancton, The Hollywood Reporter, 15
    Aug. 2024

    Whereas one silhouette used to dominate


    trends—such as the low-rise skinny popular
    in the mid 2000s—now Circana has
    identified 60 different combinations of rises
    and leg fits that drive sales volumes.
    Sarah Jones, Sourcing Journal, 25 July 2024

    Preposition
    An early bloomer that opens in mid to late
    June and continues into August.
    Paul Cappiello, The Courier-Journal, 2 Aug.
    2024

    Tropical Storm Norma was named in the


    Pacific on Tuesday evening and could impact
    Cabo San Lucas mid to late week as a
    Category 2 hurricane.
    Matthew Cappucci, Washington Post, 18 Oct.
    2023

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    usage of the word 'mid.' Any opinions expressed in
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    Word History

    Etymology

    Adjective
    Middle English, from Old English midde;
    akin to Old High German mitti middle, Latin
    medius, Greek mesos

    First Known Use

    Adjective
    before the 12th century, in the meaning
    defined at sense 1

    Preposition
    15th century, in the meaning defined above

    Time Traveler

    The first known use of mid was before the


    12th century

    See more words from the same century

    Phrases Containing mid

    mid-Atlantic mid-ocean ridge

    mid-rise

    Articles Related to mid

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    Dictionary Entries Near mid

    micturition
    mid
    midafternoon

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    d 4 Sep. 2024.
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    Kids Definition

    mid 1 of 2 adjective
    ˈmid

    1 : being the part in the middle or midst


    in mid ocean
    mid-August

    2 : occupying a middle position


    the mid finger

    mid 2 of 2 preposition
    (ˌ)mid

    : AMID

    Medical Definition

    MID abbreviation
    minimal infectious dose; minimal infective
    dose

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