Pronunciation: /hæfˈweɪ/
noun A point equidistant between two others
A1 I am only halfway through my book.
A2 She stopped halfway up the stairs to catch her breath.
B1 The project is only halfway complete.
B2 We were halfway to the beach when the car broke down.
C1 The marathon runner was halfway through the race when she sprained her ankle.
C2 The artist was only halfway satisfied with her latest masterpiece.
adjective Midway between two points
A1 I am halfway through my book.
A2 She was halfway to the store when she realized she forgot her wallet.
B1 The project is only halfway completed.
B2 The team is halfway to achieving their sales target for the quarter.
C1 The marathon runner was halfway through the race when he started to feel fatigued.
C2 The artist was only halfway satisfied with his latest masterpiece and planned to make some revisions.
adverb At or to a point equidistant between two others
A1 I am halfway through my book.
A2 She stopped halfway up the stairs to catch her breath.
B1 The project is only halfway complete.
B2 I was halfway to the store when I realized I forgot my wallet.
C1 The marathon runner was halfway to the finish line when she tripped and fell.
C2 The artist was only halfway satisfied with his latest masterpiece.
formal The project is only halfway completed and we still have a lot of work to do.
informal We're only halfway through the movie, so don't spoil the ending for me!
slang I was halfway out the door when I realized I forgot my keys.
figurative She felt like she was halfway to achieving her dreams after landing her dream job.
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