- betweenWord OriginOld English betwēox, from be ‘by’ + a Germanic word related to two.
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Idioms
See betwixt in the Oxford Advanced American Dictionarybetwixt and between
- (old-fashioned) in a middle position; neither one thing nor the other
- He found himself placed betwixt and between in the debate, agreeing with parts of each side’s arguments.
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