Term Gallery logo

Meanings of halfway in English

Equally distant from the extremes.

Related terms

Halfway.

Related terms

Halfway.

Related terms
Usage of halfway in English
1
We're halfway through January, so how are those new year resolutions going?
The Irish Times
2
Gamel resigned suddenly last week just halfway through his four year contract.
Radio NZ
3
Or, as a halfway house, maybe the odd former Labour prime minister.
The Guardian
4
The halfway house outside of San Diego reported you missing last September.
Day by day
5
One hundred seconds into the mission; he was approaching the halfway point.
The Complete Rama Omnibus
6
You saw them first when you were about halfway across the sea?
The Complete Rama Omnibus
7
France clear and the lineout will be 30 metres back towards halfway.
The Guardian
8
If the social and economic situation can be addressed, we're halfway there.
The Guardian
9
The opposition march coincided with the halfway point in Chavez's presidential mandate.
The Irish Times
10
Ireland were level with Britain at the halfway stage on eight faults.
The Irish Times
11
It also opens scope for a halfway house on company tax cuts.
The Guardian
12
She is taking over at the series' halfway point from Lenny Abrahamson.
The Irish Times
13
About halfway through my final year, I got a letter from Adrian.
The Sense of an Ending
14
Ahead, the famous Rialto Bridge loomed-thehalfway point to St. Mark's Square.
Inferno
15
Was Wayne Rooney's halfway line goal the best in Premier League history?
The Guardian
16
That year ferocious storms blocked his progress before he was halfway up.
The Guardian
About this term
More collocations
Halfway through the time
Halfway across language varieties
Canada
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
More variants