midterm
/ˈmɪdˌtɜrm/
adjective
- Occurring in the middle of a term.
- The midterm elections will take place in November.
- Her midterm report showed good improvement.
- We have a midterm break in October.
noun
- An exam given in the middle of an academic term.
- She studied all weekend for her history midterm.
- The teacher returned our midterms with grades and comments.
- I have a midterm in biology next Tuesday.
- The middle of a term in school, politics, or other fixed period.
- By midterm, most students have settled into their classes.
- The president's approval rating often drops around midterm elections.
- We will review the project progress at midterm.
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