Mediocrity

What do we mean by mediocrity?

The state or quality of being mediocre. noun

Mediocre ability, achievement, or performance. noun

One that displays mediocre qualities. noun

The character or state of being mediocre; a middle state or degree; a moderate degree or rate; specifically, a moderate degree of mental ability. noun

Moderation; temperance. noun

A mediocre person; one of moderate capacity or ability; hence, a person of little note or repute; one who is little more than a nobody. noun

Synonyms Medium, Average, etc. See mean, n. noun

The quality of being mediocre; a middle state or degree; a moderate degree or rate. noun

Moderation; temperance. noun

A mediocre person; -- used disparagingly. noun

The quality of being intermediate between two extremes; a mean. noun

A middle course of action; moderation, balance. noun

The condition of being mediocre; having only an average degree of quality, skills etc.; no better than standard. noun

An individual with mediocre abilities or achievements. noun

Ordinariness as a consequence of being average and not outstanding noun

A person of second-rate ability or value noun

The quality of being intermediate between two extremes; a mean.

A middle course of action; moderation, balance.

The condition of being mediocre; having only an average degree of quality, skills etc.; no better than standard.

An individual with mediocre abilities or achievements.

The most insiduous influence on the young is not violence, drugs, tobacco, drink or sexual perversion, but our pursuit of the trivial and our tolerance of the third rate. Urban Dictionary

Being unremarkable Urban Dictionary

Me-di-oc-ri-ty (noun) 1. The quality or state of being mediocre 2. How to properly describe Notre Dame football for the past 10 years. Urban Dictionary

N. It's like a compliment, but not. But it's also not an insult. Urban Dictionary

Pron. a person of average of below-average intelligence or skill who claims to be an expert. Urban Dictionary

Not good, not bad, but a negative term nonetheless. Often used to describe something that is average, but was expected to be much better. Urban Dictionary

Mediocrally is an adverb derived from mediocrity (also derived from mediocre). Urban Dictionary

Just in the middle. not good but not horrible Urban Dictionary

Something that isn't good, but isn't bad. Such as a movie that Kevin James is in. Urban Dictionary

Michael Crabtree of the San Francisco 49'ers, in the words of the best cornerback in the league, Richard Sherman of the 2014 World Champs, the Seattle Seahawks. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to mediocrity:
mediocrity, mediocracy, mediocrist, meliority, mediocrely, mediocritas, mediocris.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word mediocrity:
rickety, plodding, puccini, giordano, vulgar, domination, principle, genius, disappointment, posting, relegation, highlighted, reviewer, passion, offense, playoff, scandal, sox, excellence, attendance, seasons, rolling, praised, fired, universe, print, democracy, miller, losing, saying, critic, threatened, lack, criticism, fans, hired.

Adjectives that are often used to describe mediocrity:
own, general, respectable, intellectual, golden, collective, happy, dull, moral, hopeless, above, universal, mere, only, bourgeois, very, uniform, safe, spiritual, much, literary, comfortable, academic, honest, artistic, decent, cultural, class, mental, educational, amiable, conscious, fruitful, vulgar, pretentious, complacent, humble, average, relative, cold, utter, ambitious, sublime, comparative, successful, essential, extreme, satisfied, prudent, provincial, absolute, usual, arch, competent, monotonous, industrious, pompous, democratic, contented, smug, outstanding, mass, consistent, apparent, sheer, smooth, elegant, dreary, musical, obstinate, jealous, commonplace, dismal, featureless, continued, envious, flat, perpetual, miserable, grotesque, drab.

Words that sound like mediocrity:
mediocrity, mediocrities, mediocracy, mediocrely, moriarity, meteorit, meteorite, meteorites, maturity, minority.