mediocrity
/ˌmidiˈɑkrəti/
noun
- The quality of being average or not very good; lack of excellence.
- The restaurant's food was nothing special; it was pure mediocrity.
- He refused to accept mediocrity in his work and always aimed for perfection.
- The team's season was marked by mediocrity, finishing in the middle of the standings.
- A person who is not very skilled or talented; someone average.
- The company was full of mediocrities who never tried to improve.
- The coach wanted to replace the mediocrities on the team with more talented players.
- She felt like a mediocrity compared to her brilliant classmates.
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