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Middle
02
a person's waist or the area around the central part of the body, typically the abdomen
Informal03
a central or average point or condition that is neither extreme nor minimal
middle
01
having an equal number of members or objects on each side
02
existing between two extremes, neither the highest nor the lowest
03
occurring between an earlier and later time frame
04
referring to a historical stage of a language's development that comes between its earliest form and its modern form
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(of a verb form or voice) expresses actions where the subject acts upon itself or where two or more subjects act upon each other
to middle
01
to strike the ball with the center spot of a bat, racket, or club in sports like cricket, tennis, or golf, resulting in a well-hit shot
middle
n
Example
The middle of the stage was illuminated by a spotlight during the performance.
The marker showed the middle of the road where the accident occurred.
They met in the middle of the park to exchange keys for the apartment.
She placed the cake in the middle of the table for everyone to see.
He stood in the middle of the field, waiting for the game to start.
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