Definitions
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- n. The midpoint of a swinging motion.
- adv. At such a midpoint.
Etymologies
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Examples
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Last weekend outside San Diego's Petco Park, a 9½-foot statue of Gwynn in midswing was unveiled.
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Halting in midswing, it let out a mammoth sneeze (evidently the enchanted mist was ticklish) and, despite the by now somewhat desperate chanting of the Dark Ones, began to shrink.
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The man paused his torch, midswing, and called back to his fellow guards, Might there be rats in these chambers?
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Nothing rattled Mickelson, not Woods, not the 13 holes in the morning and not even a happy-fingered photographer who zapped him midswing on his final third-round drive, a drive that still landed in the fairway.
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I kicked off one lemon-yellow high heel midswing, aiming for the frog, but I missed.
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I'm going to have to vote against the jump rope idea; one in midswing would definitely not be of the rectangular persuasion.
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He stops in midswing, doffs his cap, closes his eyes and bows in prayer.
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John D. Rockefeller Jr., captured midswing by sculptor Alexander Calder, plays golf with a ball aimed right at Andy Warhol's version of Muhammad Ali.
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Kelsier Pushed, freezing Bilg's sword in midswing.
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She cautiously reached out and caught the pendulum in midswing, then slipped her other hand in and felt around.
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