Pronunciation: /mɪdst/
noun the middle point or part
A1 She got lost in the midst of the crowded market.
A2 In the midst of the chaos, he managed to find his way out.
B1 The team stayed strong in the midst of a challenging project.
B2 In the midst of the storm, they found shelter in a nearby cave.
C1 In the midst of the negotiations, they reached a compromise.
C2 The artist found inspiration in the midst of nature's beauty.
preposition in the middle of or surrounded by
A1 She sat in the midst of her friends at the picnic.
A2 The treasure was hidden in the midst of the forest.
B1 The town was bustling with activity in the midst of the summer festival.
B2 He found himself in the midst of a heated debate with his colleagues.
C1 In the midst of chaos, she remained calm and composed.
C2 The artist created a masterpiece in the midst of personal turmoil.
formal In the midst of the meeting, the CEO made an important announcement.
informal We were in the midst of watching a movie when the power went out.
slang I was in the midst of a heated argument with my friend when we both realized we were wrong.
figurative She found herself in the midst of a whirlwind romance that took her by surprise.
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