mid-forties
- noun
- /mɪd ˈfɔːrtiz/
- Patty Lopresti, mid-forties, still sexy even in an apron, is mixing cake batter in a bowl with an electric mixer.
Examples
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The author, now in her mid-forties, has published several bestselling novels over the years.
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She was relieved to see that he was somewhat older than he had sounded—mid-forties or more.
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He felt more settled in life as he approached his mid-forties, with a stable job and family.
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Many people reassess their goals and values during their mid-forties, experiencing a significant life transition.
Synonyms
Being between forty and forty-nine years old
The years in a person's life between ages 40 and 49
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Surface Forms
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Etymology
Mid-forties combines mid- meaning 'middle' with forties, from forty meaning 'four tens'. So, mid-forties means the middle years of your forties, about 44 to 46 years old.