Late
Late adjective - Of a later stage in the development of a language or literature; used especially of dead languages.
Usage example: Late Greek
Middle
Middle adjective - Between an earlier and a later period of time.
Usage example: in his middle thirties
Both words in one sentence
- The Tales Series as a whole has a fairly narrow competence zone, usually between middle/late teens to early twenties.
Source: Competence Zone - Musical historians divide his career into three profoundly different periods: Early, middle and late.
Source: Growing The Beard / Music -
These largely-automated facilities provide supplies which are rare or nonexistent abovewater, making them a key part of the middle and late-game.
Source: Underwater City
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