Pronunciation: /ˈmɪdˌsɛkʃən/
noun the middle part or area of a body or object
A1 She put her hands on her midsection and winced in pain.
A2 The doctor advised her to do exercises to strengthen her midsection.
B1 Wearing a belt can help support your midsection during heavy lifting.
B2 He focused on toning his midsection by doing core exercises at the gym.
C1 The athlete's strong midsection helped him maintain good posture while running.
C2 She had to undergo surgery to repair damage to her midsection after a car accident.
adjective describing word for the middle part or area of a body or object
A1 She wore a belt around her midsection to hold up her pants.
A2 The doctor examined his midsection for any signs of injury.
B1 Regular exercise can help tone and strengthen the midsection.
B2 He focused on core exercises to target his midsection and improve his posture.
C1 The athlete's strong midsection was a key factor in his success in the competition.
C2 She underwent surgery to remove excess fat from her midsection and achieve a more defined waistline.
formal The doctor examined her midsection for any signs of internal injuries.
informal She always complains about how she can never seem to tone her midsection.
slang I need to do more sit-ups to work on my midsection.
figurative The company's financial health is reflected in its midsection, the profit margins.
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