middlemost
- adjective
- /ˈmɪdəlˌmoʊst/
- The middlemost seat in the theater offers the best views of the stage.
Examples
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The mean is the average score for all pupils taking the test, whereas the median is the middlemost score.
Academic text (2003) -
In her drawing, she placed the sun in the middlemost position to balance the scene.
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But others have struggled precisely to liberate the sound "God" from all entanglement in our repertoire: in Christianity, the traditional name for this effort is the negative way; and to it corresponds, in Buddhism, the madhyamika, the "middlemost" way.
Academic text (1990) -
The team that finished in the middlemost position had a score that was neither too high nor too low.
Synonyms
Near the center of something
Near the middle of a town, area, or building
Near the middle of something or focused on that point
Located in the middle of something, like the line between the left and right sides of the body
At the exact middle of something
In the exact middle part of a place or thing
Placed in the middle with the same space on every side
Antonyms
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Morphology
Etymology
The word middlemost is made of middle, meaning 'the center', and most, meaning 'the very', so it means the 'very middle' or exact center.