midpoint (Meaning)

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midpoint (n)

a point equidistant from the ends of a line or the extremities of a figure

No strong antonyms found.

The team leader instructed them to meet at the midpoint of the hiking trail for a quick regrouping.
Since they couldn't agree on a movie, they decided to watch something in the middle ground, finding a midpoint between their preferences.
The construction crew carefully measured the distance to determine the midpoint for placing the support beam.
With negotiations stalled, both sides were unwilling to budge from their positions, making it difficult to find a compromise at the midpoint.
The runner aimed to reach the midpoint of the marathon before nightfall.
The debate centered on finding a midpoint solution that addressed the concerns of both opposing viewpoints.
Historians often analyze events by considering the political climate at the midpoint of a particular era.
The graph depicted sales figures, with a clear upward trend reaching its peak at the midpoint of the year.
To ensure fair play, the judge divided the contested property into two sections, with the boundary line drawn at the midpoint.
As the story unfolded, the protagonist's journey reached a turning point at the midpoint, forcing them to make a crucial decision.

a point equidistant from the ends of a line or the extremities of a figure

middle, middle of the road, middle ground, mean,average, standard, median, norm, arithmetic mean, golden mean

minimum,maximum, maximum, minimum,,utmost, utmost

The team leader instructed them to meet at the midpoint of the hiking trail for a quick regrouping.

Since they couldn't agree on a movie, they decided to watch something in the middle ground, finding a midpoint between their preferences.

The construction crew carefully measured the distance to determine the midpoint for placing the support beam.

With negotiations stalled, both sides were unwilling to budge from their positions, making it difficult to find a compromise at the midpoint.