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Definition of midst - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
being amongthe condition of being surrounded by something
- He found himself in the midst of chaos..
- They were in the midst of a heated debate.
- She stood in the midst of the crowd.
Expressions with midst
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in the middle of a group
She felt happy to be in their midst.
during a particular event or period
He was in the midst of his final exams.
situation with extreme disorder and confusion
In the midst of chaos, she found her lost cat.
among them or in their presence
The leader stood in their midst, addressing the crowd.
surrounded by or in the middle of
We found ourselves in the midst of a dense forest.
surrounded by abundance but lacking essentials
He felt lonely in the midst of plenty.
among us or in our presence
There is a traitor in our midst.
Origin of midst
Middle English, middes (middle)
Terms with midst included in their meaning
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chaos
in the midst of lively activities or chaos
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- French:milieu, ...
- German:Mitte, ...
- Italian:mezzo, ...
- Spanish:medio, ...
- Portuguese:meio, ...
- Chinese:中间, ...
- Japanese:中, ...
- Arabic:وَسَط, ...
- Hebrew:תּוֹךְ, ...
- Russian:середина, ...
- Ukrainian:середина, ...
- Hindi:बीच, ...
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