Definitions and Examples of center, middle
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
The point that is equally distant from every point on the circumference of a circle or sphere.
Example
The bullseye is located at the center of the dartboard.
The point or part equidistant from the extremities or outer edges.
Example
The teacher stood in the middle of the classroom to get everyone's attention.
Key Differences: center vs middle
- 1Center refers to the exact middle point of something, while middle refers to the area between two extremes.
- 2Corner refers to the outermost part of something, while center and middle refer to the innermost part.
Effective Usage of center, middle
- 1Spatial Relations: Use corner to describe the outermost part of an object or space, and center or middle to describe the innermost part.
- 2Navigation: Use center or middle to give directions to a location, and corner to describe a specific location within that area.
- 3Design: Use center or middle to create balance and symmetry in design, and corner to create emphasis or contrast.
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Remember this!
The antonyms center and middle refer to the innermost part of something, while corner refers to the outermost part. Use these words to describe spatial relations, give directions, and create balance and emphasis in design.
