mediacy

/ˈmiːdiəsi/
noun
  1. The state or quality of being in the middle or intermediate; indirectness.
    • In the debate, the mediacy of the evidence made it less convincing to the jury.
    • The mediacy of the translator's role meant the original message was slightly altered.
    • The artist valued direct experience over the mediacy of a photograph.
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