midstroke
- noun
- /ˈmɪdˌstroʊk/
Examples
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"She stopped in midstroke and looked up at him.
Fiction book (1990) -
Calchas halted in midstroke.
Fiction book (1995) -
She stopped in midstroke, contemplating whether to continue or reassess her approach.
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The artist admired his work, his brush hovering in midstroke as he evaluated the colors.
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During the experiment, the technician noticed the piston stuck momentarily in midstroke before resuming its movement.
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Etymology
Midstroke as a noun also joins mid 'middle' and stroke 'one movement', like the push of a piston in a machine or a motion in an engine. So midstroke names the point 'halfway through' that movement, where people often check or adjust things.