Halfway between
Middle and halfway between are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Middle" instead an adjective phrase "Halfway between".
Middle
Middle adjective - Occupying a position equally distant from the ends or extremes.
Halfway between and middle are semantically related. You can use "Halfway between" instead an adjective "Middle".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- center and halfway between
- center and middle
- centre and halfway between
- centre and middle
- halfway and halfway between
- halfway and middle
- medial and halfway between
- medial and middle
- intermediate and halfway between
- intermediate and middle
- central and halfway between
- central and middle
- midway and halfway between
- midway and middle
Both terms in one sentence
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Halfway between this and by-the-bridge, Saruhiko Fushimi in K pushes both corners with one hand, in the middle of a fight.
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A small city located roughly halfway between Dallas and Austin on I-35 in the middle of the "Texas Triangle" between Dallas, Houston, and Austin/San Antonio, this town has had...a rough history, to say the least.
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In the British media, it is considered to be economically quite hard-right-wing but socially libertarian, placing it more or less halfway between the leftmost of the Thatcherite Tories and the rightmost of the Lib Dems (in the US it tends to fall somewhere in the middle of the spectrum).
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