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midst

/mɪdst/noun1 syllable

Midst means: the location of something surrounded by other things.

Synonyms for midst6

noun, as in the location of something surrounded by other things

thick

also used for midst

centre, center, middle, amid, amidst

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What does midst mean?1

noun

1

the location of something surrounded by other things“in the midst of the crowd”

Definitions from the Open English WordNet, CC BY 4.0.

What rhymes with midst?1

two syllables

amidst
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Midst in a sentence

  • Seems we've got a rebel in our midst, eh?Ooneykcall
  • Even in the midst of a storm, he can still find rainbows.Conjuice
  • As you all know, we are in the midst of a global pandemic.ajje
  • Your gift was like discovery of an oasis in the midst of a desert.unknown
  • Our country is in the midst of a crisis.tieguy
  • He fainted in the midst of his speech.CM
  • I seek calm in the midst of chaos.Igider
  • They were in the midst of an escape.Ussis

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Forms of midst

as a noun

plural
midsts