Vocabulary
Amid
English and Urdu gloss, synonyms and antonyms, and example usage from our editorial sentence cache where available.
English meaning
surrounded by; in the middle of.
Urdu meaning
دوران، درمیانی حصہ،بیچ میں
Example sentences (from Dawn)
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- Amid these disruptions, Pakistan has repositioned itself to remain relevant.
- Such concerns are grounded in resurgent imports amid the easing of curbs on the opening of letters of credit long a pressure point for industry and increasing demand.
- The reality is that we are overly dependent on official foreign inflows and remittances to finance our essential imports, growth, debt payments and reserves build-up amid drying foreign private investment.
- Amid these developments, Balochistan`s Transgender Policy comes as a ray of hope.
- Internal divisions further weaken the media amid external pressures.
Synonyms
in the middle of, among, surrounded by, amongst, in the thick of, between,
Curator example
“our dream home, set amid magnificent rolling countryside”
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