midscale
- adjective
- /ˈmɪdˌskeɪl/
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- Portland is home to a handful of restaurants that are working to elevate vegan and vegetarian fare into midscale and high-end dining conversations.
Examples
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This restaurant provides a midscale dining experience with great food at a fair price.
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The midscale hotel offers amenities that cater to both business and leisure travelers.
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Many tourists choose midscale accommodations to enjoy comfort without breaking the bank.
Synonyms
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1.3
Of average size, not too big or too small
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2.4
Of a size between small and large
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3.2
Medium in size between small and large
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2.3
Of a size between small and large
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3.4
Medium in size and not large or small
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4.2
A job or person that is between lower workers and top managers
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3.9
A product or price level between cheap and expensive
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3.2
Larger than small but smaller than large
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4.1
A person or thing that is between large and small in size
Having a rank between junior and senior employees in a job
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Etymology
The word midscale comes from the parts mid 'middle' and scale 'size' or 'level', the same idea you see in large-scale or small-scale. So midscale describes something of medium size or level — not cheap and not luxury, but in between.