mid-October
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The middle of October, about the 10th to the 20th
- noun
- The weather often turns cooler around mid-October, signaling the start of autumn.
And here we are now in mid-october and still no company.
- And here we are now in mid-october and still no company.
- So early August versus mid-october, they're just so prone to blight.
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Examples
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And here we are now in mid-october and still no company.
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So early August versus mid-october, they're just so prone to blight.
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The garden is usually at its peak bloom in mid-October.
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Many students plan their final exams for mid-October each year.
Surface Forms
mid-October singular
mid-Octobers plural
Morphology
Etymology
Mid-October is simply the parts mid- and October. The part mid- means 'middle', as in midday, and October was named from a Latin word meaning 'eight' because it used to be the eighth month, so mid-October means the middle of October.