Middle America

noun

1. average middle-class Americans as a group, as distinguished from the rich or poor or the politically extreme.
2. the Midwest.
3. continental North America S of the U.S., comprising Mexico, Central America, and usually the West Indies. 1,060,118 sq. mi. (2,745,705 sq. km).

Middle America

noun

1. the territories between the US and South America: Mexico, Central America, Panama, and the Greater and Lesser Antilles
2. the US middle class, esp those groups that are politically conservative

Middle America

1. The interior regions of the United States, as distinguished from the East Coast and West Coast.

Notes

Middle America is associated with conservative , traditional values in politics, religion, and culture .

Other Words From

• Middle American adjective noun

Example Sentences

For years, venture capitalists like Ross Baird, whose Village Capital is backed by AOL cofounder Steve Case, have toured the country showcasing talent across Middle America.

From Ozy

We need more capital in Austin and other innovative cities throughout Middle America where we’re solving real problems for the everyday American.

From TechCrunch

Check the forecasts and head to Middle America’s Tornado Alley, which spans South Dakota south to Texas, preferably in May or June.

From Outside Online

So, I figured the best way to make sure we represent Middle America and families like mine is to get into the business.

From Ozy

Ebola is terrifying Middle America not just because it is often fatal, but also because it is foreign, African, and Other.

From The Daily Beast

[I]f some little savings and loan in Middle America was going to lose its shirt,” Anders thinks during one deal, “too bad.

From The Daily Beast

“Happy Twenty-First Keith Moon” read the sign outside the Holiday Inn somewhere in Middle America.

From The Daily Beast

But President Obama and other liberals have been assaulting the values of Middle America for years.

From The Daily Beast

Middle America believes in fair play, an equal opportunity to succeed or to fail.

From The Daily Beast

Sixty-two (80%) of the species belong to this group having extensive ranges in Middle America.

From Project Gutenberg

We have not compared our specimens directly with others from Middle America.

From Project Gutenberg

This species has been reported in Middle America from as far north as southern México.

From Project Gutenberg

We are grateful to many persons, too numerous to mention, who in various ways aided our field work in Middle America.

From Project Gutenberg

The genus Conophis is thought to have evolved in Middle America.

From Project Gutenberg