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| me·di·oc·ri·ty [ mdee ókrətee ] (plural me·di·oc·ri·ties) |
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1. averageness: a quality that is adequate or acceptable, but not very good
 His poetry seldom rises above the level of mediocrity.
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2. mediocre person: somebody who lacks any special skill or flair
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| [15th century. Directly or via French médiocrité< Latin mediocritas< mediocris (see mediocre)] |
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