We use between to refer to two things which are clearly separated. We use among to talk about things which are not clearly separated because they are part of a group or crowd or mass of objects: Our holiday house is between the mountains and the sea. (the mountains are on one side and the sea is on the other)

Use among when you’re describing one or more distinct item or person in relation to items or people that are not distinct and are part of a larger group. For example: Her daughter was lost somewhere among the mass of people. The six rare coins were hidden among the pebbles in the bucket.

Examples of among in a Sentence The disease spread quickly among the members of the community. The house is nestled among the trees. The ball was hidden among the leaves. There were ducks among the geese. See More

How to Use “Among” in a Sentence Here are some examples of among in a sentence. He was among the players chosen to join the national event. There is so much unhappiness among the people. The bracelet was hidden among the boxes. I just want to dance among the stars, these after-hours got me [Afterhours by Diplo].