Meaning & Definition of word "Midday"

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    Midday

    /ˈmɪd.deɪ/

    noun:

    • 1. The middle of the day; noon.
      • Example: We will meet at midday to discuss the project.
    • 2. The time when the sun is at its highest point in the sky.
      • Example: The heat is most intense during midday, so we should stay indoors.
    • 3. A time period approximately around noon.
      • Example: She prefers to take her lunch break at midday, rather than later in the afternoon.

    Etymology

    Middle English, from 'mid' + 'day'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    midday sun:

    The sun at its highest point in the sky, typically causing the most heat.

    midday break:

    A pause in activities around noon for rest or lunch.

    Related Words

    dawn:

    The time of day when light first appears.

    dusk:

    The period of time after sunset before it gets dark.

    Slang Meanings of midday

    Meaning: Midday refers to a break or relaxed time during the day.

    Example Sentence: Let's take a midday and chill for a bit.