Definitions
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- Situated in or toward the middle.
- n. The middle part.
- In or toward the middle.
Wiktionary
- adv. In or toward the midst.
GNU Webster's 1913
- adj. Situated in the middle.
- adv. In or toward the midst.
Examples
“As the spokes stick, one end in the felly, and the other in the nave, and the spoke is midward, equally near to both, though one end be fixed in the nave and the other in the felly; so are the middle class of men in the middle of the spokes, and the better nearer to the nave, and the most numerous class nearer to the fellies.”
“Of the midward time and the fading and the last of the latter days,”
“And fadeth from its midward and groweth poor and vile: --”
“So saying, she dragged herself painfully to the midward of the platform, despairing to escape alive from so fierce a heat; and not once, but a thousand times, over and above her other torments, she thought to swoon for thirst, still weeping and bemoaning her illhap.”
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