BETWEEN THOSE TWO

Definition: Indicating the spatial or relational position of something in relation to two specified items or points.

Synonyms: In Between, Amidst Both, Among Them, Midst Them, Betwixt Them

Usage Examples in Sentences

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The playground is located between those two big trees.
#2
Can you find the hidden treasure between those two rocks?
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The rainbow appeared between those two distant mountains.
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The soccer goal is positioned between those two white lines.
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We found a cozy spot for our picnic blanket between those two tall oak trees.
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The compromise was reached during the negotiation between those two rival companies.
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His gaze shifted nervously between those two stern faces in the meeting.
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The quaint village is nestled between those two majestic mountains.
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The bridge spans across the river between those two bustling city centers.
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She found herself torn between those two options.
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The path forks between those two mountain peaks.
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His house is located precisely between those two landmarks.
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Between those two, there lies a vast expanse of untamed wilderness.
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A heated debate rages between those two over the fate of the company.
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Their friendship blossomed between those two, despite their differences.
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The treasure chest was hidden between those two towering oak trees.
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Amidst the chaos, a sense of calm prevailed between those two individuals.
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Between those two, a bridge of understanding slowly began to form.
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The tension in the room was palpable between those two former lovers.

Usage Example in Conversation

A: I've reviewed the reports on Project A and Project B.B: Great. How do they compare?A: Project A seems to be ahead in terms of budget allocation, but Project B has made more progress in terms of milestones achieved.B: Interesting. What about the resource allocation between those two?A: Between those two, Project B has utilized more human resources, while Project A has allocated more financial resources.
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