midweek
- adverb
- /ˈmɪdˌwiːk/
- The meeting is scheduled for midweek, specifically on Wednesday afternoon.
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I like to rest midweek, as it helps me recharge for the weekend ahead.
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So I decided to stop the week of saying yes midweek because I just didn't see the point of it.
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And the second one is to upload more consistently midweek snack videos.
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The midfielder suffered a "slight muscle tear" in a friendly for the Netherlands midweek against Germany.
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The store has special discounts midweek to attract more customers.
Synonyms
Happening in the middle of the week, usually on Wednesday
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Etymology
Midweek is made from mid- meaning 'middle' and week meaning the seven-day period, just like in midday and midnight. Used as an adverb, midweek means doing something during the 'middle of the week', usually Tuesday to Thursday.