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Definition of mid- combining form from the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary

mid-

combining form
 
/mɪd/
 
/mɪd/
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  1. (in nouns and adjectives) in the middle of
    • mid-morning coffee
    • mid-century furniture
    • She's in her mid-thirties.
    • The coach was fired midseason.
    Word OriginOld English midd, of Germanic origin; from an Indo-European root shared by Latin medius and Greek mesos.
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