mediocre in Latin
mediocre in Latin is mediocris — mediocre means neither good nor bad; average in a disappointing way.
mediocre in Latin
mediocris
Not excellent or outstanding, usually disappointingly so.
What does "mediocre" mean?
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adj Neither good nor bad; average in a disappointing way.
"The restaurant was fine, but the food was mediocre and nothing special."
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mediocre in a sentence
- The restaurant was fine, but the food was mediocre and nothing special.
- The reviews called the film mediocre at best.
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What is "mediocre" in Latin?
"mediocre" in Latin is mediocris. mediocre means: Neither good nor bad; average in a disappointing way.
How do you use "mediocre" in a sentence?
Example: "The restaurant was fine, but the food was mediocre and nothing special." In Latin, "mediocre" is mediocris.
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