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Definition of mediocre - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
qualitynot very good or impressive in quality or ability
- The movie was mediocre and not worth watching.
- Her performance was mediocre at best.
- The restaurant received mediocre reviews.
Origin of mediocre
Latin, mediocris (middle)
Terms with mediocre included in their meaning
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mediocre
neither very good nor very bad
mediocre
neither good nor bad in quality
performance
mediocre sluggish performance
rank
of mediocre quality or peripheral importance
quality
of mediocre quality or not first-rate
mediocre writer
writer producing low-quality work for money
quality
mediocre or lackluster in quality or interest
ordinary mediocre
being unremarkable and mediocre, not special or impressive
quality
not special or impressive, ordinary or mediocre
mediocre
not very good or impressive
food
mediocre food served at social events
mediocre
neither good nor bad
mediocre quality
in a way that is not particularly good or bad
mediocre writer
writer lacking originality or quality
writing
writer producing mediocre work
quality
mediocre or of average quality
mediocre
something not very good or impressive
quality
neither good nor bad, mediocre in quality
quality
mediocre or barely fitting a category
mediocre success
person who is doing okay but not great
inferior rank
inferior or mediocre in rank
events
particularly unfavorable or mediocre moment
mediocre
not very good but not bad
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- French:médiocre, ...
- German:mittelmäßig, ...
- Italian:mediocre, ...
- Spanish:mediocre, ...
- Portuguese:medíocre, ...
- Chinese:平庸的, ...
- Japanese:平凡な, ...
- Arabic:متوسط, ...
- Hebrew:בֵּינוֹנִי, ...
- Russian:посредственный, ...
- Ukrainian:посередній, ...
- Hindi:औसत दर्जे का, ...
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