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midafternoon

[ US /ˈmɪˌdæftɝˌnun/ ]
NOUN
  1. the middle part of the afternoon

How To Use midafternoon In A Sentence

  • James arrived in midafternoon with former teammate Damon Jones.
  • The arrest toll reached 563 by midafternoon, with 105 people charged. Times, Sunday Times
  • Avoid caffeine from midafternoon and have chamomile tea before bed. The Sun
  • I agreed to meet him midafternoon a couple of days later. Times, Sunday Times
  • In midafternoon regimental and division commanders powwowed with Byrne and his company captains alongside his Humvee in the desert. Five Days in Fallujah
  • About midafternoon, the warriors opened an attack on the left front of the army line.
  • I'd probably have some more crisps or chocolate midafternoon. The Sun
  • But the left-hander was caught at long-off from the first ball after midafternoon drinks. The Sun
  • A midafternoon chocolate bar is essential - just this once - for energy levels. Times, Sunday Times
  • A friend visited and delivered three bags of supermarket shopping in midafternoon. The Sun
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