in-between Antonyms
Meaning of in-between
in-between (s)
being neither at the beginning nor at the end in a series
in-between Sentence Examples
- The couch was placed in-between the two windows, providing ample sunlight.
- The child slept peacefully in-between her parents, surrounded by warmth and comfort.
- The vase was carefully placed in-between the books, adding a touch of elegance to the shelf.
- The fence served as a barrier in-between the two properties, ensuring privacy.
- The bridge spanned in-between the banks of the river, connecting the two sides.
- The mountain range rose majestically in-between the two valleys, creating a breathtaking vista.
- The mediator stood in-between the disputing parties, trying to resolve their conflict.
- The river meandered in-between the lush meadows, providing life and sustenance to the ecosystem.
- The letter was accidentally sent in-between two pages of a book, delaying its delivery.
- The two pieces of fabric were sewn in-between, creating a beautiful quilt.
FAQs About the word in-between
being neither at the beginning nor at the end in a series
grey, gray, borderline, inner,innermost, middle, betwixt and between, nearest, equidistant, median
outer,extreme, outermost, utmost, outer, furthest, utmost, remotest, remotest, furthest
The couch was placed in-between the two windows, providing ample sunlight.
The child slept peacefully in-between her parents, surrounded by warmth and comfort.
The vase was carefully placed in-between the books, adding a touch of elegance to the shelf.
The fence served as a barrier in-between the two properties, ensuring privacy.
