Mediocrity is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MEDIOCRITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being mediocre
• the quality or state of being mediocre
• a person of mediocre ability
• The quality of being mediocre; a middle state or degree; a moderate degree or rate.
• Moderation; temperance.
• ordinariness as a consequence of being average and not outstanding
• a person of second-rate ability or value
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the quality or state of being mediocre; moderate ability or value

Words related to MEDIOCRITY

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How to use MEDIOCRITY in a sentence

• Strange, how some men forge their way to the front, while the rest of us just float down the stream of mediocrity.
• He was more easy than genial, for his prejudices or intellectual pride made him unkind to persons of mediocrity.
• The inmates of the hotel were of different nationalities, but their racial differences were levelled by the stamp of a common mediocrity.
• Beautiful and wonderful people die childless and bury their treasure in the grave, and we rest content with a system of matrimony that seems designed to perpetuate mediocrity.
• He was supposed to be the best artist of his day, and consequently gained a reputation as such, though his works are far beneath mediocrity.
• In one of his after plays, which was not successful, he showed a talent for comedy far above mediocrity.
• At the same time, he was not a mediocrity, but the last of an illustrious race of nobly gifted men of genius.
• Indeed, they cannot be restored to that happy mediocrity in which they lived before we discovered them, if the intercourse between us should be discontinued.
• Such is Liebknecht, apostle of a creed that would save the world by the gospel of mediocrity, were human nature other than it is.
• But that does not hinder the government of mediocrity from being mediocre government.
• In America incurable mediocrity is left to shift for itself in huge masses.
• I keenly felt my inability to acquire even respectable mediocrity in this branch of the agricultural profession.
• It would be altogether unworthy of a profound intellect to see anything objectionable in mediocrity in itself.
• They wanted an equality with the greatest men without giving up their drive toward mediocrity, and they meant to have it.
• Let therefore no Mason deem his life doomed to mediocrity or meanness, to vanity or unprofitable toil, or to any ends less than immortal.
• There is an opera at Malta, in which performances of various degrees of mediocrity are given.
• It has schooled some of the finest actors in the world, and raised others from mediocrity to distinction.
• Nine-tenths of it does not rise above mediocrity, and the tenth that remains is more distinguished by grace than by grandeur or depth.
• The supreme excellence of one actor does not recompense you for the mediocrity of the others, which is brought by that very superiority into disagreeable prominence.
• Many works of mediocrity might have approached to excellence, had this art of the mind been exercised.
• We are only now beginning to pass judgment on the manifold mediocrity of this era.
• To be swayed by popularity in matters of taste is to accept mediocrity wholesale.

Similar words containing MEDIOCR without suffix ity

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