midweeks
Tuesdays through Thursdays
Midweeks is the plural of midweek, referring to multiple instances of the middle part of the week—typically Tuesday through Thursday.
The word appears in scheduling contexts: Our midweeks are always busier than Mondays.
In sports, midweek fixtures are matches played during the week rather than on weekends, so midweeks can refer to several such games: The team has three midweeks this month.
Third weekday
Fourth weekday
- halfwayAt the midpoint
- countdownBackward enumeration to zero
- anticipationState of awaiting something
- motivationImpetus toward a goal
slump · fatigue · productivity · morale · boost · optimism · survive · resilience
Regular sequence of actions
- commuteRegular work travel
- workdayStandard labor period
- alarmUrgent warning signal
- calendarDate-tracking system
habit · regimen · planning · errands · meal prep · laundry · grocery shopping · workout
Professional work location
- employmentPaid occupation status
- jobPaid position of employment
- workplaceEmployment location
- colleagueProfessional associate
meetings · deadlines · business · labor · profession · career · nine-to-five · corporate
Tuesday
Third weekday
Wednesday
Fourth weekday
- halfwayAt the midpoint
- countdownBackward enumeration to zero
- anticipationState of awaiting something
motivation · slump · fatigue · productivity · morale · boost · optimism · survive · resilience · peak
routine
Regular sequence of actions
calendar · habit · regimen · planning · errands · meal prep · laundry · grocery shopping · workout · meditation
office
Professional work location
- employmentPaid occupation status
- jobPaid position of employment
- workplaceEmployment location
colleague · meetings · deadlines · business · labor · profession · career · nine-to-five · corporate · tasks
midweeksweekends
Week's final two days
holidays · days off · rest days · bank holidays · vacation days
- midweek serviceReligious meeting mid-workweek