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mid-November

mid-November

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The middle of November around the 13th to 17th
  • noun
translation icon : mediados de noviembre
  • The project is expected to be completed by mid-November, just in time for the holiday season.

This is like December, maybe now this is mid November.

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Examples

  • They're saying mid November now, though it might slip further.

  • Finally, in mid November, an experienced professional soldier arrived to take command of French forces General du Gomier.

  • I think I start mid November, mid November, which is early.

  • Finally, in mid November, an experienced professional soldier arrived to take command of French forces General du Gomier.

  • We'll also, I'm going to give a shout out to Designer Con because we're also going to be in mid November at Designer Con.

    Adam Savage’s Tested

  • Many people start their Christmas shopping in mid-November to avoid the last-minute rush.

  • The weather usually becomes cooler in mid-November, signaling the start of winter preparations.

Surface Forms

mid-November singular
mid-Novembers plural

Morphology

mid-November = November (transparent) = mid + November

The productive prefix 'mid-' meaning 'middle of' combines directly with the month name to indicate the middle period of November.

Etymology

The word mid-November is made of mid- meaning 'middle' and November, which comes from the old Latin word novem meaning 'nine' because it used to be the ninth month. So, mid-November means the 'middle' of November, usually around the 13th to 17th.