midpoint in Latin
midpoint in Latin is medietās — midpoint means the point lying exactly halfway between two extremes.
midpoint in Latin
medietās
A point equidistant between two extremes.
What does "midpoint" mean?
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noun The point lying exactly halfway between two extremes.
"The tram stop serving HS2 will be located close to the existing Curzon Street building, underneath what will be the midpoint of the station, with step-free access provided from platform to street level."
- noun (geometry) The point on a line that splits it into two equal parts.
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noun Another term for a middle dot.
"A closely spaced midpoint is also often used to separate syllables or letters, especially in Catalan when one l adjoins another."
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- The tram stop serving HS2 will be located close to the existing Curzon Street building, underneath what will be the midpoint of the station, with step-free access provided from platform to street level.
- A closely spaced midpoint is also often used to separate syllables or letters, especially in Catalan when one l adjoins another.
- An enlarged midpoint, a bullet is a mark used to set off items in a list.
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What is "midpoint" in Latin?
"midpoint" in Latin is medietās. midpoint means: The point lying exactly halfway between two extremes.
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