Denotes a mingling or intermixing with distinct or separable objects.
1 Chaos reigned amidst new rules, while Beijing remained reluctant to offer stimulus.
2 He launched the Division of External Studies in 1946 amidst great controversy.
3 Her death comes amidst ongoing concern around gender-based violence in South Africa.
4 The unfortunate Boabdil plunged once more amidst the recesses of the Alhambra.
5 Their excellence only appears with the greater lustre amidst the general defection.
6 We dined in the drawing-room below stairs, amidst the Eagle, Vespasian, etc.
7 For six miles the road descended amidst steep rocks and mighty precipices.
8 Then said the Hall-Sun, speaking softly amidst the hush of the camp:
9 His life had terminated in the year 1650, amidst great civil troubles.
10 He opened the cell door amidst the execrations of the whole house.
11 The theme flows on in ever varying thread, amidst the acclaiming tumult.
12 A figure lay on the ground amidst the sea of human statuary.
13 No one had noticed him leave the station amidst the general confusion.
14 The cries of dreamers, the wailing of sufferers, arose amidst general snoring.
15 The people of L'Aquila are nowhere to be seen amidst the disaster.
16 So the third campaign in 666 began amidst favourable prospects for Rome.
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