midst
21midst — n. in the midst of * * * in the midst of …
22midst — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) n. center, middle. II (Roget s IV) n. Syn. midpoint, nucleus, middle; see center 1 , middle . See Synonym Study at middle . • in our ( or [m1]• your or [m1]• their) midst, Syn. between us, with,… …
23midst — [mɪdst] noun in the midst of sth formal while something else is happening or affecting you[/ex] The President went to China in the midst of a crisis at home.[/ex] …
24midst — prep. & n. prep. poet. amidst. n. middle (now only in phrases as below). Phrases and idioms: in the midst of among; in the middle of. in our (or your or their) midst among us (or you or them). Etymology: ME middest, middes f. in middes, in middan …
25midst — archaic or literary preposition in the middle of. noun the middle point or participle Phrases in our (or your, their, etc.) midst among us (or you or them). Origin ME: from in middes in the middle …
26Midst of Budapest Apartment — (Будапешт,Венгрия) Категория отеля: Адрес: 1061 Будапешт, Király utca 1 …
27midst — 1. noun A place (literal or metaphoric) in the middle of something. 2. preposition among, in the middle of Syn: amid, amidst …
28midst — Synonyms and related words: amid, amidst, among, amongst, between, betwixt, betwixt and between, center, core, diameter, diaphragm, equator, heart, interior, kernel, mean, median, mid, middle, midmost, midpoint, midriff, nucleus, over, thick,… …
29midst — [myddes] ‘in the myddes.’ RG. 61 …
30midst — mɪdst n. happening in the middle of a period of time; location of something surrounded by other things; occurring during particular circumstances; middle point of a whole prep. in the middle, among, during …
