1. mid-June - Noun
2. mid-June - Adjective
3. mid-June - Adverb
the middle part of June
Source: WordNetAccording to ward councillor, Nicole Bollman, although a significant period of time was lost in the repair process once it was halted, all indications pointed to a mid-June finish for the reopening of the highway. Source: Internet
After being evacuated from Boulogne on 21 May, he returned to France in mid-June (now representing the Daily Telegraph in addition to The Times). Source: Internet
After a gestation period of 112 to 158 days, the female gives birth in mid-June to late July to one to four blind and deaf cubs weighing convert each. Source: Internet
And in mid-June, ensemble member Austin Pendleton will direct a cast of more than 30 ensemble members — with John Malkovich, Joan Allen, Laurie Metcalf and William Petersen — in a radio-play version of Arthur Miller’s “The American Clock.” Source: Internet
Between March 13 and mid-June, when real estate agents were not allowed to physically show apartments, Rodriguez leased 13 rentals, most of them in Harlem and six of them to residents relocating to Manhattan. Source: Internet
By mid-June 1945, the cabinet had agreed to approach the Soviet Union to act as a mediator for a negotiated surrender, but not before Japan's bargaining position had been improved by repulse of the anticipated Allied invasion of mainland Japan. Source: Internet