Definitions and Examples of central, medial
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Located at or near the center of something.
Example
The central square of the city is always crowded with tourists.
Situated in the middle, between two other structures or parts.
Example
The medial part of the brain is responsible for processing sensory information.
Key Differences: central vs medial
- 1Central refers to a position at or near the center of something.
- 2Medial refers to a position in the middle, between two other structures or parts.
Effective Usage of central, medial
- 1Anatomy: Use medial to describe the location of organs or body parts.
- 2Geography: Use central to describe the location of cities or countries.
- 3Sports: Use medial to describe the position of players on a team, such as the medial defender in soccer.
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Remember this!
The antonyms of lateral are central and medial. Use central to describe a position at or near the center of something, and medial to describe a position in the middle, between two other structures or parts. These words can be used in various contexts, such as anatomy, geography, and sports.
