Synonyms, definition Midway

28 synonyms

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1. midway (o)

12 synonyms

#	Word	Frequency	Number of letters	Number of synonyms
1.	amid	8.91	4 letters	9 synonyms
2.	between	589	7 letters	9 synonyms
3.	betwixt	0.25	7 letters	9 synonyms
4.	halfway	11.5	7 letters	34 synonyms
5.	in part	584	6 letters	20 synonyms
6.	in the middle	150	11 letters	11 synonyms
7.	insufficiently	0.58	14 letters	19 synonyms
8.	mid	66.1	3 letters	22 synonyms
9.	middlemost	0	10 letters	11 synonyms
10.	partial	14.8	7 letters	63 synonyms
11.	unsatisfactory	1.12	14 letters	39 synonyms
12.	within	275	6 letters	11 synonyms

2. midway (a)

14 synonyms

#	Word	Frequency	Number of letters	Number of synonyms
1.	center	155	6 letters	63 synonyms
2.	central	132	7 letters	39 synonyms
3.	centre	89.1	6 letters	110 synonyms
4.	equidistant	0.28	11 letters	13 synonyms
5.	halfway	11.5	7 letters	34 synonyms
6.	in part	584	6 letters	20 synonyms
7.	inner	31.6	5 letters	27 synonyms
8.	insufficiently	0.58	14 letters	19 synonyms
9.	internal	45.7	8 letters	53 synonyms
10.	inward	2.34	6 letters	19 synonyms
11.	median	11.2	6 letters	32 synonyms
12.	mid	66.1	3 letters	22 synonyms
13.	partial	14.8	7 letters	63 synonyms
14.	unsatisfactory	1.12	14 letters	39 synonyms

3. midway (Adjective)

1 synonym

#	Word	Frequency	Likes	Number of letters	Number of synonyms
1.	middle	151	0	6 letters	43 synonyms

1 definition

midway (Adjective) —

Equally distant from the extremes

4. midway (Noun)

1 synonym

#	Word	Frequency	Likes	Number of letters	Number of synonyms
1.	battle of midway	4.64	0	14 letters	1 synonym

2 definitions

midway (Noun) —	The place at a fair or carnival where sideshows and similar amusements are located
midway (Noun) —	Naval battle of World War II (June 1942); American planes based on land and on carriers decisively defeated a Japanese fleet on its way to invade the Midway Islands

6 types of

#	Word	Number of letters	Number of synonyms
1.	naval battle	11 letters	0 synonyms
2.	parcel	6 letters	55 synonyms
3.	parcel of land	12 letters	4 synonyms
4.	piece of ground	13 letters	4 synonyms
5.	piece of land	11 letters	4 synonyms
6.	tract	5 letters	73 synonyms

7 parts of

#	Word	Number of letters	Number of synonyms
1.	carnival	8 letters	41 synonym
2.	carny	5 letters	3 synonyms
3.	fair	4 letters	201 synonym
4.	funfair	7 letters	5 synonyms
5.	second world war	14 letters	2 synonyms
6.	world war 2	9 letters	2 synonyms
7.	world war ii	10 letters	2 synonyms

5. midway (Adverb)

1 definition

midway (Adverb) —	At half the distance; at the middle 1 example
	1. ex. "he was midway down the ladder when he fell"

10 misspelling

idway imdway middway midwa midwaay midwayy midwway miidway mmidway nidway

With the same beginning

midwatch midweek midweekly midwestern midwestern United States midwife midwife toad midwifery midwinter

With the same ending

broadway roadway headway Battle of Midway off-Broadway make headway speedway

All synonyms in one line

amid, between, betwixt, halfway, in part, en.synonym.one, in the middle, insufficiently, mid, middlemost, partial, unsatisfactory, within, center, central, centre, equidistant, halfway, en.synonym.one, in part, inner, insufficiently, internal, inward, median, mid, partial, unsatisfactory, middle, battle of midway.

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