Associations to the word «Midterm»
Noun
- Exam
- Republican
- Voter
- Election
- Senate
- Philippine
- Gain
- Senator
- Candidate
- Party
- Seat
- Semester
- Control
- Term
- President
- Turnout
- Democrat
- Governorship
- House
- Campaigning
- Hispanic
- Colbert
- Arroyo
- Austerity
- Scouting
- Incumbent
- Coalition
- Caucus
- Clinton
- Probation
- Representative
- Majority
- Congress
- Congressman
- Ranking
- Skater
- Challenger
- Poll
- Nixon
- Bush
- Electorate
- Dismissal
- Chamber
- Presidency
- Banner
- Vote
- Margin
- Campaign
- Coverage
- Radical
- Final
- Opposition
- Pro
- Loss
- November
- Legislature
- Spending
- Minority
- Student
- Iraq
- Outcome
- Tea
- Bid
- Week
- Examination
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
MIDTERM, adjective. Halfway through a term, or roughly so.
MIDTERM, noun. A midterm (halfway through the term) school exam.
MIDTERM ELECTION, noun. (US) An election held every four years to elect members of Congress in years the president is not also elected.
MIDTERM ELECTIONS, noun. Plural of midterm election
Dictionary definition
MIDTERM, noun. The middle of the gestation period.
MIDTERM, noun. Middle of an academic term or a political term in office.
MIDTERM, noun. An examination administered in the middle of an academic term.
Wise words
A word carries far, very far, deals destruction through time
as the bullets go flying through space.