Middle Sentences
The "middle" refers to the point or part that is equally distant from the sides, ends, or extremities of something. e.g., The treasure was buried in the middle of the island.
How to use Middle in a sentence
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Middle Sentences
He stood in the middle of the room, confused.
The middle school is located near the park.
She cut the cake and took the middle piece.
The teacher asked the students to find the middle number in a sequence.
The small town is situated in the middle of the mountains.
They placed a fountain in the middle of the garden.
The middle of a book is often the turning point of the story.
His house is the one in the middle of the block.
He found himself caught in the middle of an argument.
They built a fire in the middle of the campsite.
They were interrupted in the middle of their conversation.
In the middle of the performance, the lights went out.
The middle child often feels left out.
The middle ages were a fascinating time in history.
She's in the middle of a complex math problem.
The flight was smooth except for some turbulence in the middle.
The middle of a square is equidistant from all four corners.
The middle lane is usually for drivers going at average speed.
You can find the information in the middle of the page.
I like to start reading a book from the middle sometimes.
The train stopped in the middle of nowhere during the journey.
The middle of a donut is empty.
He woke up in the middle of the night to a strange noise.
We met in the middle of the bridge.
They sat in the middle row of the theater.
The middle of the road was marked with a yellow line.
She sat down right in the middle of the circle.
The city is located in the middle of the country.
She placed a cherry in the middle of the cake.
The novel became interesting in the middle chapters.
The teacher's desk was in the middle of the classroom.
They are planning a meeting in the middle of the week.
He found an old photo in the middle of the book.
She planted a tree in the middle of her backyard.
The village in the middle of the forest was enchanting.
He made a bold statement in the middle of the meeting.
The middle of the lake was the deepest point.
They decided to meet in the middle and compromise.
The paper had a crease down the middle.
The middle shelf is where the spices are kept.
His favorite part of the song is the middle verse.
The teacher wrote the answer in the middle of the board.
The middle of winter is usually the coldest part.
The middle path often leads to balance and harmony.
The middle compartment of my bag holds the keys.
He got stuck in traffic in the middle of his commute.
The players gathered in the middle of the field.
I found my lost earring in the middle of the carpet.
The middle seat in the car is often the least comfortable.
The little island in the middle of the river was a perfect picnic spot.
Middle Definitions
Time Period: Middle can signify a midpoint in a duration or process.
We're in the middle of the meeting.
Human Anatomy: Middle can refer to the central part of the human body.
He felt a pain in the middle of his chest.
Mathematical Term: In geometry, middle is the central point of a line or shape.
The circle's radius extends from the middle to the edge.
Social Context: Middle often describes moderate or average conditions.
She comes from a middle-class family.
Central Position: Middle refers to the point equidistant from extremes.
The treasure was buried in the middle of the island.
Literary Structure: In narrative, the middle is the main part of the story.
The plot thickens in the middle of the book.
Middle Idioms & Phrases
Middle ground
A position or standpoint that is moderate or intermediate between extremes.
They couldn't agree on the budget, so they found a middle ground.
In the middle of nowhere
A place that is very remote, far from populated areas.
Their car broke down in the middle of nowhere.
The middle of the road
A position of moderation or compromise.
Her political beliefs are middle of the road, moderate in both directions.
Meet in the middle
To compromise with someone to reach an agreement.
Neither side would budge, so they decided to meet in the middle.
Out in the middle of nowhere
In a remote or hard-to-reach place.
The cabin is located out in the middle of nowhere.
In the middle of something
Engaged or occupied with something.
I can't talk now; I'm in the middle of cooking dinner.
Caught in the middle
In a difficult situation between two conflicting opinions or groups.
He was caught in the middle of his parents' argument.
Middle England
Referring to perceived typical middle-class or traditional values and attitudes of people in England.
The politician's policies appealed to Middle England.
Middle name
Something characteristic or typical of a person.
Caution is her middle name; she always thinks things through.
The middle man
A person who arranges business or negotiations between two parties.
I prefer to buy directly from the producer and cut out the middleman.
In the middle of doing something
Occupied with or engaged in an activity.
I was in the middle of doing the laundry when the phone rang.
The middle passage
Refers historically to the part of the triangular trade route that carried slaves from Africa to the Americas.
The middle passage was a dark and tragic period in history.
Middle management
Those in a management position in an organization who are below the top level but above lower levels.
He got promoted to middle management last year.
The middle years
Referring to middle age or the years of maturity before old age.
He started painting in his middle years and found great joy in it.
Middle-aged spread
The weight gained around the waist and stomach during middle age.
He was trying to lose his middle-aged spread by exercising more.
From the middle out
Starting from the center and working toward the exterior or opposite ends.
The city planned to repair the roads from the middle out.
The middle finger
Used to refer to a rude or obscene gesture made with a specific finger.
He was so angry he showed the driver his middle finger.
Common Curiosities
What is the pronunciation of Middle?
The pronunciation of "Middle" is /ˈmɪd.əl/.
Which vowel is used before Middle?
The vowel used before "Middle" depends on the context, and there is no specific vowel that is always used.
What is the root word of Middle?
The root word of "Middle" is the Old English "middel."
What part of speech is Middle?
"Middle" can be both a noun and an adjective.
Is a Middle an abstract noun?
No, "Middle" is not typically considered an abstract noun.
Why is it called Middle?
It is called "Middle" to refer to a point equally distant from the extremes or center of something.
Which determiner is used with Middle?
The determiner used with "Middle" depends on the context, so various determiners like "the," "a," or "an" can be used.
What is the verb form of Middle?
"Middle" is primarily a noun and an adjective, and it does not have a standard verb form.
How many syllables are in Middle?
"Middle" has two syllables.
What is another term for Middle?
Another term for "Middle" could be "center" or "midpoint."
What is the opposite of Middle?
The opposite of "Middle" may be "extreme" or "edge."
How do we divide Middle into syllables?
"Middle" can be divided into syllables as "Mid-dle."
Is a Middle a noun or adjective?
"Middle" can function both as a noun and an adjective.
Is Middle an adverb?
No, "Middle" is not an adverb.
Is Middle a negative or positive word?
"Middle" is a neutral
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