medium
116
4.1
- noun
- /ˈmiːdiəm/
:
medio
- Print newspapers are a traditional medium for delivering news to the public.
- mass medium
- medium of instruction
- communication medium
They want a reply that fits in their medium, a sound bite medium.
- They want a reply that fits in their medium, a sound bite medium.
- And I'm on all social media, so yeah, follow me there.
- He started, he started some media platform a long time ago.
- And to me, those two are like kind of a media hub for the West Coast.
- I know that video video video is the best marketing medium on the planet.
- And maybe, just maybe, according to our media, John Bolton can save us all.
- He is a big player in the mega media universe.
- And then we have Afghanistan, Trump versus social media, Shakari Richardson.
- It's the very medium through which we experience the world.
- I think books can do some things that other mediums like film or even music can't do.
- However, if it goes through a medium, it does.
Examples
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Television has always been a powerful medium for sharing news across the globe.
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In our fast-moving computer age, it's the medium of television that joins together our global community.
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I know that video video video is the best marketing medium on the planet.
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So it's a really interesting new medium for interaction.
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Music can actually be a really good medium for communicating truth.
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Technology has changed the medium, but the underlying purpose remains the same.
Academic text (2017) -
The medium of the counter-culture was collaboration, beginning with the obvious example of a rock group.
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Open-ended questions, both verbal and musical, are a powerful medium for cultivating a safe learning environment.
Academic text (2011) -
Skillful users of the Internet can also use the medium to re-record, recreate, or remix their own content.
Academic text (2015) -
The internet serves as a crucial medium for modern communication and information exchange.
Synonyms
∞
1.0
A machine that shows moving pictures and sound on a screen
∞
2.1
Main ways of sending news and information to many people, like TV or newspapers
∞
1.1
People and organizations that gather and publish news
∞
1.0
A system for sending and receiving moving pictures and sound to broadcast programs like news or shows
∞
1.0
A way of sending sound and music to many people using wireless signals
230
3.6
An official way to send information
100
2.3
Organizations like newspapers and TV that report and share news
48
5.1
A way to show ideas or feelings to other people
8
3.5
Newspapers and magazines printed on paper, not online
3
3.4
A way to send information to many people by radio or television
3
3.4
A way to send information between people, groups, or devices
1
3.8
A way to send information to many people, like TV or radio
1
4.1
A device like a hard drive or CD that holds computer files
1
5.3
A thing that stores digital information by changing tiny areas on its surface, like a hard drive
Compounds
- Specialized
1
7.7
The gas and dust that fill the space between stars in a galaxy
- Specialized
1
5.3
A thing that stores digital information by changing tiny areas on its surface, like a hard drive
- Specialized
1
4.5
A radio band used for AM broadcasts with long waves that travel far at night
- Specialized
A garden plant that usually lives two years with bell-shaped blue, violet, or white flowers, also called Canterbury bell
- Archaic
A way of communicating that gives little detail and asks the audience to imagine the rest
- Specialized
A liquid or dye used in medical scans to show parts inside the body, for example blood vessels
- Formal
A medium that gives little detail so people must fill in parts, like television or cartoons
- Specialized
A device or material that keeps information so you can use it later
- Specialized
A liquid or gas that holds tiny particles, like air with smoke and water with milk particles
- Specialized
A device that stores information using tiny magnetic areas like a hard drive or tape
- Specialized
A type of steel that is not very soft or very hard used when strength and flexibility are needed
- Specialized
A way of sending detailed information that needs little effort from people who receive it, like radio or film
- Specialized
Gas, dust, and particles that fill the space between the planets
How Public
- Texting
597
1.6
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1.0
- Literature
899
1.0
116
4.1
- Texting
724
1.0
Surface Forms
Etymology
Medium comes from the Latin medius, meaning 'middle', like the word mediate. A communication medium is the channel that sits 'between' sender and receiver, so it carries messages from one side to the other.