midway
Pronunciation: [mɪdˈweɪ]
Word
Context: “location”
(adverb) at a point that is halfway between two places. Imagine you are walking to a friend's house, and you stop halfway to take a break; this is what we call 'midway.'
Example
We decided to meet midway between our houses to make it easier for both of us.
Example
She did not want to go midway; she preferred to walk all the way to the end.
Example
Can we stop midway so I can grab a snack?
Context: “balance”
(adjective) being in the middle or in a balanced position. Like when you are not at the beginning of something and not at the end, but right in the center.
Example
The midway point in the race is a good place for cheerleaders to encourage runners.
Example
He didn't want to be midway in his training; he wanted to finish strong.
Example
What do you think happens midway through the story?
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