midstroke
- adjective
- The swimmer took a breath midstroke to maintain her rhythm in the water.
Examples
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He adjusted his technique midstroke to improve his swimming speed.
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The coach shouted instructions midstroke to the swimmers.
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He adjusted his grip midstroke while painting the long, sweeping line.
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The pianist changed tempo midstroke to add emotion to the performance.
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She took a breath midstroke during her swim.
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The swimmer took a breath midstroke to maintain her rhythm in the water.
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The painter decided to shift colors midstroke for a more dynamic effect.
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Etymology
Midstroke comes from the two parts mid and stroke: mid means 'middle' (as in midday) and stroke means 'a single movement', like a swimmer's arm or a brush mark. So midstroke means happening 'in the middle' of that movement.