midyear
the middle of the year.
Often midyears. Informal. an examination at the middle of a school year.
of, relating to, or occurring in midyear: midyear exams.
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How to use midyear in a sentence
Last year’s fourth overall pick, Chennedy Carter, was as productive as any rookie on a per-game basis, with only a midyear injury costing her Rookie of the Year honors.
That letter, however, noted that the company would scrap midyear raises.
Kroger is closing stores rather than giving workers an extra $4 in pandemic ‘hero pay’ | Paulina Firozi | February 4, 2021 | Washington PostSchool officials will reevaluate the system’s learning plan at the “midyear point,” according to the FAQ.
Fauquier County Public Schools returns majority of students to classrooms | Hannah Natanson | November 9, 2020 | Washington PostThe school system also provided data showing how the current first-graders performed compared with their midyear literacy assessments in kindergarten just before schools shut down.
Data indicate worsening early literacy progress and widening achievement gap among District students | Perry Stein | October 30, 2020 | Washington PostThis year’s second-graders experienced a reduction of 15 percent points in the number of students meeting literacy goals, compared with when they took their midyear assessment as first-graders.
Data indicate worsening early literacy progress and widening achievement gap among District students | Perry Stein | October 30, 2020 | Washington Post
Every slave on the planet must be free before the opening of the next midyear Feasts.
A Slave is a Slave | Henry Beam PiperJust before the midyear examinations came a crisis in the growth of their friendship.
Beatrice Leigh at College | Julia Augusta SchwartzThat means, he'll have to wait till the midyear Feasts, when the Convocation assembles, and he can get his constitution enacted.
A Slave is a Slave | Henry Beam PiperThe midyear Feasts approached; each time he returned to the city he found more excitement as preparations went on.
A Slave is a Slave | Henry Beam PiperThe students attended a ball given three weeks ago during the midyear recess.
News Writing | M. Lyle Spencer
British Dictionary definitions for midyear
/ (ˈmɪdˈjɪə) /
the middle of the year
(as modifier): a midyear examination
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