medium in Latin
medium in Latin is mediocris — medium means a method or channel used to communicate or express something.
medium in Latin
mediocris
Of intermediate size, degree, amount etc.
What does "medium" mean?
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noun A method or channel used to communicate or express something.
"Painting has always been her preferred artistic medium."
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noun A person who claims to communicate with spirits of the dead.
"The medium claimed to be channeling messages from the woman's late father."
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adj Of a middle size, degree, or amount, between two extremes.
"I'll take a medium coffee, please."
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medium in a sentence
- Painting has always been her preferred artistic medium.
- Television remains a powerful medium for reaching large audiences.
- The medium claimed to be channeling messages from the woman's late father.
- I'll take a medium coffee, please.
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What is "medium" in Latin?
"medium" in Latin is mediocris. medium means: A method or channel used to communicate or express something.
How do you use "medium" in a sentence?
Example: "Painting has always been her preferred artistic medium." In Latin, "medium" is mediocris.
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