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First Known Use of in-between
1815
Recent Examples of in between from the Web
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There were some teenagers, some septuagenarians, many in between.
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Sandwiched in between these two understated entries is Rina B. Tsou's 942.
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From the Atlantic Coast Conference to the Pac-12 Conference and all points in between, here are the best tight ends in college football for 2018. 1.
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Indeed, Dartmouth went 10-18 in Boudreaux’s freshman season and 7-20 in his sophomore season, with a coaching change in between.
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When that happened, a number of top players skipped the Olympics to squeeze some extra rest in between the last major of the season and the FedEx Cup playoffs.
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Purdue at Minnesota, Nov. 10 — Sandwiched in between two likely more competitive Big Ten West games (Iowa and Wisconsin), the Boilers can't afford to overlook the Gophers, who were outscored 70-0 in their final two games last season.
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Which affects all of us — first, last, and in between.
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Another of his creations, Mr. A (also created in 1967), wielded a black-and-white business card that represented the stark difference between good and evil, with no gray area in between.
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First Known Use of in between
1523
IN-BETWEEN Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of in-between for English Language Learners
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: a state or position that is in the middle between two other things : a middle position
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