halfway

US /ˌhæfˈweɪ/

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UK /ˌhɑ:fˈweɪ/

adv.AdverbA middle point between two extremes

I wish liberals and conservatives could meet halfway, then we would have peace

adv.AdverbAt or to a point equidistant between two places.

They met halfway between their houses.

adv.AdverbTo a certain extent or degree; partially.

Can we meet him halfway?

adj.AdjectiveLocated at or being at a point equidistant between two places.

a halfway measure

n.NounA residence for people who are transitioning from prison, hospital, or other institution back into society.

The halfway house provides support for people recovering from addiction.

adj.AdjectivePartially completed; at an intermediate stage.

The project is at a halfway stage.

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stomach. halfway through the tour there's
stomach. halfway through the tour there's

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Now that we're halfway through the list. I'd like to take a second and quickly tell you
Now that we're halfway through the list. I'd like to take a second and quickly tell you

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At that time, I was halfway through my contract. She had to tell me that Tencent was laying me off because of cross-cutting exercises.
At that time, I was halfway through my contract. She had to tell me that Tencent was laying me off because of cross-cutting exercises.

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I'll stop halfway through to give them a stir.
I'll stop halfway through to give them a stir.

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So this is how it's looking halfway along.
So this is how it's looking halfway along.

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Halfway there I realized someone was yelling out to me,
Halfway there I realized someone was yelling out to me,

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Bon Jovi. They were halfway there alright.
Bon Jovi. They were halfway there alright.

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that holds the urine when the bladder is about halfway full
that holds the urine when the bladder is about halfway full