mediocris

[mee-dee-oh-kruh s]

mediocris Definition

of only average quality; not very good.

Using mediocris: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "mediocris" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The food at the restaurant was mediocre.

  • Example

    He gave a mediocre performance in the play.

  • Example

    The team's performance was mediocre at best.

  • Example

    The movie received mediocre reviews from critics.

mediocris Synonyms and Antonyms

Phrases with mediocris

  • mediocre grades

    average or below-average grades

    Example

    She got mediocre grades in high school.

  • average or below-average talent

    Example

    He had mediocre talent as a musician.

  • a job done with average or below-average quality

    Example

    He did a mediocre job on the project.

Origins of mediocris

from Latin 'mediocris', meaning 'ordinary'

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Summary: mediocris in Brief

'Mediocris' [mee-dee-oh-kruh s] is an adjective that describes something of only average quality, not very good. It is often used to describe performances, food, or other things that are unremarkable. Examples include 'The food at the restaurant was mediocre' and 'The team's performance was mediocre at best.' Other phrases include 'mediocre grades' and 'mediocre talent.'