Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
in-mid-sentence
adverbial phrase
/ɪn mɪd ˈsɛntəns/

Definition
The phrase refers to something occurring or significant at a point within a spoken or written sentence.

Examples
- The speaker paused in-mid-sentence, causing the audience to lean in closer.
- She often interjects in-mid-sentence, which can disrupt the flow of conversation.
- The child yelled out in-mid-sentence when he saw a butterfly fluttering by.

Meaning
Used to describe actions, interruptions, or events that take place while a sentence is being delivered, indicating a specific moment in the flow of communication.

Synonyms
- during a sentence
- within a sentence
- in the course of a sentence