Synonyms for mid-february
mid-feb·ru·a·ry

Princeton's WordNet

1. mid-Februarynoun

   the middle part of February

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1. • Time Period

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1. Australian Trade Minister Andrew Robb:

   We are very close to agreeing this TPP, we've got a meeting in mid-February where we're hoping to conclude it.

2. Salman Baig:

   In spite of the significant sell-off of most growth-oriented assets since mid-February, we are concerned there is further downside ahead, the violent market action should not be understated, but the underlying cause – an accelerating pandemic requiring large parts of the economy to shut down – is still with us.

3. Edward Arkwright:

   The period from mid-November to mid-February is generally the slackest period of the year, with the exception of the end-year holidays.

4. Rajiv Shah:

   It was with mixed emotions that I informed President (Barack) Obama and Secretary (John) Kerry that I will step down as administrator in mid-February 2015.

5. Mitchell Grayson:

   In general, we may be seeing people a little earlier in the spring with symptoms – so mid-February from what might have been early March in the past – but there is significant year-to-year variability in this, i haven’t seen worse symptoms, but I’m in a hospital that provides specialist care, and we do see people with all ranges of severity.