halfway
/ˈhæfˌweɪ/
adjective
- Situated at an equal distance between two points; midway.
- We met at the halfway point of the trail.
- The halfway mark of the race was at the old oak tree.
- They built a rest stop at the halfway station on the highway.
- Incomplete or partial; not fully done or achieved.
- A halfway effort won't win the championship.
- The committee rejected the halfway solution and demanded a full plan.
- His halfway attempt at cleaning the room left it still messy.
adverb
- At or to a point that is in the middle of a distance or process.
- She was halfway through her book when the power went out.
- The runner collapsed halfway around the track.
- We stopped halfway up the mountain to rest.
- To a moderate or incomplete degree; not completely.
- She halfway agreed with the plan but still had doubts.
- The project was only halfway finished when the deadline arrived.
- He only halfway listened to the instructions and got lost.
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