midrange
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4.2
- adjective
- /ˈmɪdˌreɪndʒ/
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- Whether midrange and superior speech sound production skills could serve as a possible protective factor for literacy delay, either in isolation or in combination with other variables, requires additional study.
- midrange price
- low- to midrange
- midrange system
Examples
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Jesse did an analysis earlier that showed Releford was our best midrange guy last season—and how many midrange shots has he taken?
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The new smartphone offers good performance at a midrange price, making it accessible to many buyers.
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Gagosian observed: "Is a $10 million, $20 million picture considered midrange now?"
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Can its relatively midrange internals handle the burden of that beautiful display?
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"A new group of midrange planetary cruisers is launching."
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This standard has been adopted by virtually all PC, workstation, and midrange computer manufacturers.
Academic text (1999) -
You'll note that that's right in the heart of the midrange storage capacities.
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The Optimus G represents LG's best effort to leave its midrange identity behind once and for all, with flagship specs and build quality that's better than anything the company has ever produced.
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This model is popular for its midrange features that appeal to both everyday users and enthusiasts.
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For speakers, you can find options that deliver clear sound quality at a midrange cost, ideal for home audio systems.
Synonyms
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8.1
Average and not very impressive
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4.2
A job or person that is between lower workers and top managers
Having a rank between junior and senior employees in a job
Antonyms
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Midrange comes from the parts mid 'middle' and range 'area' or 'distance', just like in midnight. So midrange as an adjective means something that sits in the middle between high and low.