midweek
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- noun
- /ˈmɪdˌwik/
- We often have our midweek meetings on Wednesday to catch up with the team.
- midweek trip
- midweek tickets
- midweek visit
Examples
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Another storm is expected by midweek.
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You come home midweek.
Fiction book (1997) -
- See you at the midweek service.
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Since it was midweek in winter, this had not presented a problem.
Fiction book (1996) -
We come hungry after a hard day's work, midweek, for our supper and our spiritual connections.
Blog text (21) -
For a quiet midweek screening in Westwood, this one drew quite a crowd of important people.
Fiction book (1998) -
After random midweek international matches, the Bundesliga returns on Saturday for a full slate of matches.
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Now we just have to dig deep and focus on the midweek match against Nordsjælland.
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As Ling got up to leave, Mrs. Sheriday said, "Check with me midweek—I might have something then."
Fiction book (2002) -
The Brazilian was unceremoniously dropped in the midweek game at Schalke, more due to his performance than his halftime antics.
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Synonyms
Happening in the middle of the week, usually on Wednesday
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Midweek is made from mid- meaning 'middle' and week meaning the seven-day period, just like in midday and midnight. A midweek is therefore a day or short time in the 'middle of the week', usually Tuesday to Thursday.