Amidstream

/əˈmɪdˌstrim/ adverb, noun

In or toward the middle of a stream or river; the central current area of flowing water.

From amid (in the middle) + stream, appearing in English literature since at least the 1500s to describe position in water. A natural nautical term formed from common English elements.

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