midstory
- noun
- /ˈmɪdˌstɔri/
- US
- She decorated her midstory apartment with plants to create a cozy atmosphere.
Examples
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The midstory of the hotel offers a perfect balance between city views and quiet surroundings.
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Their office is located on the midstory, making it easy to access from both the lobby and the rooftop.
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The midstory of the building features a stunning view.
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We decided to rent the midstory apartment.
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Their office is located on the midstory, making it easy to access from both the lobby and the rooftop.
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The midstory of the hotel offers a perfect balance between city views and quiet surroundings.
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We decided to rent the midstory apartment for its convenient location.
Synonyms
A single level of a building with rooms at the same height
A low extra floor between two main floors, often above the ground floor
A low floor between the ground floor and the next floor that overlooks the space below
A low extra floor between the ground floor and the first floor used as a small room or open area
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Etymology
Midstory joins mid- 'middle' and story 'floor', so it simply means the middle floor or level of a building, the space between the ground floor and the top floors.