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Medial
see synonyms of medialAdjective
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Medial
see synonyms of medialadjective
1.
of or situated in the middle
2.
ordinary or average in size
3. mathematics
relating to an average
4. another word for median (sense 1), median (sense 2), median (sense 3)
5. zoology
of or relating to a media
noun
6. phonetics
a speech sound between being fortis and lenis; media
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Medial
see synonyms of medial adjective
1.
of or in the middle; neither beginning nor ending; median
2.
nearer the median plane or axis of a body or part
3.
a.
of an average or mean
b.
average; ordinary
noun
4.
a medial letter
5.
in some alphabets, the form of a letter that is used as neither an initial nor final letter
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Medial
see synonyms of medialadj.
1. Relating to, situated in, or extending toward the middle; median.
2. Linguistics Being a sound, syllable, or letter occurring between the initial and final positions in a word or morpheme.
3. Mathematics Being or relating to an average or a mean.
4. Average; ordinary.
n.
Linguistics
Linguistics
1. A voiced stop, such as (b), (d), or (g). Also called media2.
2. A sound, letter, or form of a letter that is neither initial nor final.
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