median
- noun
- /ˈmiːdiən/
- Specialized
- So if both of those things actually happened, the median would be in between these two thresholds.
- median income
- median age
- mean and median
What is surprising was we found the median.
- What is surprising was we found the median.
Examples
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Programs with the lowest median wages included child care, home care, and education.
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Why is the median income always below the mean?
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We have to find the median of these numbers, OK, of these here.
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So for those children, their median illness duration was three days.
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The gender pay gap is, Simply put, the gap in the pay levels of the median man and the median woman.
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The participants range in age from 21 to 60, with the median age of 28.
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US expenditures are roughly double the median for these other nations.
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The median L-Sat score at Harvard Law School is 169.
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Low-grade comorbidity was present in 126 patients; their median survival was 41 months.
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The median score of the students in the math test was calculated to be 75.
Synonyms
The middle number in a list of numbers, or the average of the two middle ones when there are two
Antonyms
Compounds
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The middle number in a list of numbers, or the average of the two middle ones when there are two
How Smooth
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Surface Forms
Etymology
Median comes from the Latin medius 'middle', like the everyday words middle and medium. As a noun, the median is the number that sits in the 'middle' of a sorted list, separating the higher half from the lower half.