Midland

/ˈmɪd.lænd/

Meaning & Definition

noun

An area or region lying in the middle of a larger area, especially in a country.

The tourism board promotes the attractions of the midland.

A region of the United States known for its central location.

Many people in the midland enjoy a slower pace of life.

adjective

Situated in the middle of a country or region; central.

The midland provinces are rich in agricultural resources.

Relating to or characteristic of the middle region of a country.

The midland dialects can be quite distinct from those of the coast.

Derived from Middle English 'midland', meaning 'in the middle land'.

Midlands region

Refers specifically to central areas in the United Kingdom.

Midland dialect

Refers to the specific accents and dialects spoken in the Midlands.

heartland

The central or most important part of a region.

interior

The inner part of a country, far from the coast.

Midlands vibes

This music festival has some real Midlands vibes.

Midsummer in the midland

We always plan a trip in midsummer in the midland.