Midway

/ˈmɪdˌweɪ/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A point or position that is in the middle of two places.

They agreed to meet at a midway location to avoid any inconvenience for both sides.

adjective

Located at or near the midpoint.

They built the rest area midway along the highway.

Partially completed; at an intermediate stage.

Her artwork looked great even when it was midway through the process.

adverb

In the middle of a journey or a path.

We stopped midway to have a picnic.

At an intermediate point or stage.

The project was midway in its development when the funding was cut.

Middle English: from mid + way.

midway point

The point in an activity or process that is halfway to completion.

midway through

In the middle of a process or time period.

median

The middle value in a list of numbers.

midpoint

The exact middle point in a line or a division.

midsection

The central part of something.

Halfway there.

We're midway, let's keep going!

In the middle of something.

I caught him midway through his presentation.