Halfway through
Thick and halfway through are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Thick" instead a noun phrase "Halfway through".
Thick
Thick noun - The most intense or characteristic phase of something.
Halfway through and thick are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Halfway through" instead a noun "Thick".
Both terms in one sentence
- Your Princess Is in Another Castle: The Mistwraith's defeat comes about halfway through a very thick first book.
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She has the kind of hair that's ideal for pinning up in a tight bun and then shaking down in slow motion halfway through the movie, and even has the thick, nerdy glasses to take off dramatically too.
Source: The Glasses Gotta Go -
When Chidi is down after being told his 3600 page book on ethics is a mess, Eleanor points out how "I get bored halfway through a text message" so even being able to write something so thick is an achievement to be proud of.
Source: Series / The Good Place
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