Definition of midweek
: the middle of the week
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Examples of midweek in a Sentence
She has to finish the report by midweek.
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What began as a small team of local responders looking for some lost boys snowballed by midweek into a multinational emergency response.
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Hickman said had Porter played the entire season, attendance for midweek games could have increased, which would have led to greater concession revenues.
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The remaining rights to show another two rounds of midweek games were purchased by BT Sport for 90 million pounds ($121 million), giving it 52 live matches from 2019 to 2022.
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Troy is one of the nation’s smartest baserunning teams (114 successful steals in 135 attempts), caught Auburn napping in a mid-May midweek game and lost its other three SEC tests by one run each.
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Xavier had already lost Evan Boudreaux, a graduate transfer commitment, to Purdue by midweek and there was the potential to lose more incoming talent, as is always the case when there's head coaching turnover at a college program.
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Confidence: Medium-High A LOOK AHEAD The warming trend continues midweek, as highs near 80 Wednesday and perhaps 85 Thursday.
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As of midweek, the poll leader was L&J Cafe in El Paso.
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In the grand tradition of the Mountain West, dates can and will switch over the coming months as TV can flex midweek games to Tuesdays and weekend games to Sundays.
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First Known Use of midweek
1898
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