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middles of nowhere

middles of nowhere is the plural of middle of nowhere.

Meaning of middle of nowhere

Noun

the middle of nowhere (countable and uncountable, plural middles of nowhere)

  1. (idiomatic) A very remote or secluded area; a nondescript place lacking population, interesting things, or defining characteristics.
    • We set out to demonstrate to the people of the county that a corrupt ring managed the Republican party in this county. . . . We want that corrupt ring knocked into the middle of Nowhere.1889 Nov. 2, "The Proof" (editorial), The Daily Record (Kansas, USA), p. 2 (retrieved 12 April 2013)

Questions about middles of nowhere

What is middles of nowhere the plural of?
Middles of nowhere is the plural of middle of nowhere.

Words near middles of nowhere in the dictionary

  1. middlepersons
  2. Middleport
  3. middler
  4. middlers
  5. middles
  6. middles of nowhere
  7. Middlesbro
  8. Middlesbrough
  9. middlescence
  10. middlescent
  11. middlescents

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