Noun
The middle part of a war.
Usage- Uncountable
Adverb
During the middle part of a war.
Usage- not-comparable
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Government policy, implemented midwar, turned from urging women to take war jobs toward ejecting women from those places so that they — both the jobs and the women — would be available to the homecoming soldiers.
The other is an early version of the dog tag, made of oil cloth. These started to be used midwar, after 4,000 bodies could not be identified after the Battle of Gettysburg.
Gays and lesbians faced hostility as well; large numbers were railroaded out of the service midwar […]