Amidst Meaning in English
word
əˈmɪdst
uh-MIDST
ɐmˈɪdst
uh-MIDST
Definition
Used to describe something happening in the middle of or surrounded by other things, often when those things create a background or situation.
Usage & Nuances
More formal or literary than 'amid' or 'among.' Common in writing and speeches, especially in phrases like 'amidst the chaos.' Rare in everyday conversation.
Spanish: entre - en medio dePortuguese (BR): entre - no meio dePortuguese (PT): entre - no meio deChinese (Simplified): 在…之中 - 在…当中Chinese (Traditional): 在…之中 - 在…當中Hindi: के बीच में - के मध्यArabic: وسط - بينBengali: মাঝে - মধ্যেRussian: среди - посредиJapanese: 〜の中で - 〜に囲まれてVietnamese: giữa - trong lúc - giữa lúcKorean: 가운데 - 속에서Turkish: arasında - ortasındaUrdu: کے درمیان - کے بیچIndonesian: di antara - di tengah
Example Sentences
The flower grew amidst the rocks.
basic
He stood amidst the crowd.
basic
The city was calm amidst the rain.
basic
She found hope amidst all her troubles.
natural
Amidst the chaos, he kept a clear mind.
natural
We met amidst the celebrations downtown.
natural