center

center
center [adj] middle at halfway point, centermost, deepest, equidistant, inmost, inner, innermost, inside, interior, intermediary, intermediate, internal, mean, medial, mid, middlemost, midpoint, midway; concepts 583,585,830 —Ant. bordering, edging, exterior, marginal, outside, peripheral center [n1] middle point axis, bull’s-eye, centrality, centriole, centrum, core, cynosure, equidistance, essence, focal point, focus, gist, heart, hotbed, hub, inside, interior, intermediacy, kernel, mainstream*, marrow, middle of the road*, midpoint, midst, nave, navel, nucleus, omphalos, pith, pivot, place, polestar, quick, radial point, root, seat; concept 830 —Ant. border, boundary, edge, exterior, exteriority, margin, outside, outskirts, periphery, rim, surroundings center [n2] point of attraction for visitors, shoppers, travelers capital, city, club, concourse, crossroads, focal point, focus, heart, hub, mall, market, marketplace, mart, meeting place, metropolis, nerve center, plaza, polestar, shopping center, social center, station, town, trading center; concepts 435,438,507 center [v] concentrate, draw together attract, bring to a focus, bring together, centralize, close on, collect, concenter, consolidate, converge upon, focalize, focus, gather, intensify, join, medialize, meet, unify; concepts 35,84 —Ant. disperse, dissipate

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