midsequence

adj, adv, noun — 3 senses

midsequence

adj

Etymology From mid- + sequence.

1

During a sequence.

midsequence

adv

Etymology From mid- + sequence.

1

During a sequence.

So when Darren Chiacchia, an elite rider who competed for the United States in the 2004 Athens Olympics, missed the first few maneuvers of his dressage test during a low-level competition here, the judge asked him to stop midsequence.2009 February 23, Katie Thomas, “Equestrian Rider’s Recovery Serves as Reminder of Sport’s Danger”, in New York Times:

midsequence

noun

Etymology From mid- + sequence.

1

A point within a sequence.

Often dyslexic pupils will have difficulty in picking up a number in midsequence.2008, Gavin Reid, Angela Fawcett, Dyslexia in Context: Research, Policy and Practice, page 291:

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