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mid

/mɪd/adjective1 syllable

Mid means: used in combination to denote the middle.

Synonyms for mid16

adjective, as in used in combination to denote the middle

middle

also used for mid

meh, pedestrian, unexceptional, average, comme ci comme ça, crappy, decent, indifferent, lackluster, base, lousy, substandard, ass, bad, below par

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What does mid mean?1

adjective

1

used in combination to denote the middle“midmorning”

Definitions from the Open English WordNet, CC BY 4.0.

What rhymes with mid?16

two syllables

madridamidforbid

four syllables

supplemented
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Mid in a sentence

  • Her husband occasionally pauses mid-sentence, and then simply leaves.papabear
  • If he eats a big lunch, he usually gets sleepy mid-afternoon.CK
  • The student is likely to do well on this coming mid-term exam.unknown
  • The first prohibition of slavery was in the mid-nineteenth century.CM
  • I'm not charmed about working in mid summer.unknown
  • The mid-term exams are just around the corner.CM
  • The mid-ocean range stretches around the globe like the seam of a baseball.Hybrid
  • She remarried when she was in her mid-forties.Eldad

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Forms of mid

as a adjective

superlative
midmost