mid-April
- noun
- /mɪdˈeɪprɪl/
- Cherry blossoms usually reach full bloom in mid-April.
Examples
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Our annual conference is scheduled for mid-April this year.
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We expect the renovations to be completed by mid-April.
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The event is scheduled for mid-April.
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We usually see flowers blooming in mid-April.
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Cherry blossoms usually reach full bloom in mid-April.
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Our annual conference is scheduled for mid-April this year.
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We expect the renovations to be completed by mid-April.
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Etymology
The phrase mid-April joins mid, meaning 'middle' and seen in midday, with April, whose name comes from a Latin word meaning 'to open', like flowers opening in spring. So mid-April means 'the middle of April', often a time when many trees and flowers are in bloom.