In-between
In-between adjective - Being neither at the beginning nor at the end in a series.
Usage example: adolescence is an awkward in-between age
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Synonyms for In-between
Middle is a synonym for in-between. In some cases you can use "Middle" instead an adjective phrase "In-between".
Middle
Middle adjective - Occupying a position equally distant from the ends or extremes.
Usage example: you must mark the exact middle point of each of these lines in order to solve the problem
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Both words in one sentence
- Besides being able to save in-between each chapter, you can only do so once in the middle of each one, even if there are more checkpoints.
Source: Save-Game Limits - One study found a U-curve when happiness was plotted with the strongly religious on one side, the strongly atheistic on the other, and the more in-between/uncertain people in the middle.
Source: Useful Notes / Atheism -
Ishamael/Moridin is probably the most obvious; a handsome, well-dressed man who lives in his own elegant palace in the middle of the Blight and is fond of chatting metaphysics with his Archenemy in-between attempts to kill each other, all in spite of being a nihilistic Omnicidal Maniac.
Source: Wicked Cultured
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