Midships (adverb)

At or near the middle of a ship; amidships.

Origin:

From middle english mydshippes, meaning "toward the middle of a ship".

Examples:

1. The captain ordered the crew to move the cargo midships to balance the ship.
2. The first-class cabin was located midships on the luxury liner.
3. In rough seas, the ship rolled heavily, and the passengers were advised to stay midships.
4. The ship's engine room was located midships, providing propulsion for the vessel.
5. The ship's dining hall was located midships, providing easy access for passengers.