inbetweener
- noun
- /ˌɪn.bɪˈtwiː.nər/
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intermediario
- The project was in the hands of an inbetweener, bridging the gap between the designers and engineers.
OK, so these so if you're like an inbetweener with sizing, I would say to stick with the maybe bigger size with these ones.
- OK, so these so if you're like an inbetweener with sizing, I would say to stick with the maybe bigger size with these ones.
Examples
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OK, so these so if you're like an inbetweener with sizing, I would say to stick with the maybe bigger size with these ones.
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They said not only do you look like an inbetweener, you act like one as well.
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Being an inbetweener, she often felt caught between the two groups at school.
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As an inbetweener, he struggled to find his identity in the contrasting cultures of his parents.
Synonyms
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3.5
A person with more skill than a beginner and less than an expert
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A person who is between childhood and teenage years
Something in the center of a group or line
How Intermediate
Surface Forms
Morphology
inbetweener = in-between (transparent) = in-between + er
Formed by adding a productive agentive suffix '-er' to the lexicalized adjective 'in-between', yielding 'one who is in an intermediate state'.
Etymology
Inbetweener comes from in + between + -er, literally someone 'in the middle' between two things. That's why an inbetweener is a person or thing that does not fully belong to either group and often 'bridges' the gap between them.