Definitions and Examples of center, middle
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
The point or area that is equally distant from all sides or boundaries of something.
Example
The center of the room was empty, leaving plenty of space for dancing.
The point or part that is at an equal distance from both ends or sides of something.
Example
She sat in the middle of the couch, with her friends on either side.
Key Differences: center vs middle
- 1Side refers to the edges or boundaries of something, while center and middle refer to the central point or area of something.
- 2Center implies a symmetrical or balanced distribution around a central point, while middle implies an equal distance from both ends or sides.
Effective Usage of center, middle
- 1Spatial Relations: Use side to describe the edges or boundaries of something, and center or middle to describe the central point or area of something.
- 2Location: Use center or middle to describe the location of something that is equidistant from all sides or boundaries.
- 3Direction: Use side to indicate a direction or orientation, such as left or right.
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Remember this!
The antonyms center and middle refer to the central point or area of something, while side refers to the edges or boundaries of something. Use these words to describe spatial relations, location, and direction.
