midterm
midterm
Definition
mid·term (-tʉrm′)
adjective
occurring in the middle of a term
noun
- the middle of a term
- ☆ a midterm examination, as in a college course
midterm
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- election: Republican strategist Kevin Phillips called the tendency of the president's party to lose seats in a midterm election the " sixth year itch.
- exam: There will be two short midterm exams for this.
- review: Serious and important debate is currently ongoing over the midterm CAP review.
- paper: The midterm paper accounts for 20 percent of the course grade.
- test: Assessment: Assessment is by end-of-term exam, midterm test, coursework or essay, and laboratory class work.
- result: Uterine artery embolization for the treatment of uterine leiomyomata: midterm results.
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