Middle
Middle noun - A middle point between extremes.
Pity
Pity noun - A regrettable or blameworthy act.
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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Some of these battles have been raging for decades now, and pity the poor newbie who gets caught in the middle.
Source: Useful Notes / Computer Wars - Take That: Ed claims a play was successful "because it pandered to cheap cliches about bookish middle-aged drunks wallowing in self-pity." *he takes a drink* Lampshade Hanging: And then his companions laugh at him.
Source: Radio / Ed Reardon's Week -
Paul had difficulty with acting as if he didn't have something to hide — he tore out his pool to remove the body of the woman his wife killed in the middle of the night and was dubbed CreePaul by Television Without Pity.
Source: Series / Desperate Housewives
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