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Middling

//ˈmɪdlɪŋ// adj, adv, noun, slang

Adjective

1
Of intermediate or average size, position, or quality; mediocre.
"The football team is never the worst or best in its league; its position is always middling."
2
In fairly good health. British, colloquial, regional
"I am in a middling Way, between Healthy and Sick, hardly ever without a little Giddineſs or Deafneſs, and ſometimes both: So much for that."

Adjective

Adverb

1
Fairly, moderately, somewhat. British, colloquial, regional
"St. Jerom ſeated, a middling ſized upright plate, from J. Palma, dated 1596. I think this is one of the fineſt prints by this great maſter. The drawing is admirable, and the engraving is executed with the utmoſt freedom."
2
Not too badly, with modest success. British, colloquial, regional

Adverb

Noun

1
Something of intermediate or average size, position, or quality.
"Middlings are less likely to adopt worker commitment than are Leaders, but the two groups are equally likely to adopt organisational responsibility. […] Middlings have not been able to effectively implement innovative environmental programmes and proactive social programmes."
2
any commodity of intermediate quality or size (especially when coarse particles of ground wheat are mixed with bran) wordnet
3
Something of intermediate or average size, position, or quality.; Preceded by the: people of moderate means; members of the middle class. in-plural
"The war had been significantly financed by the poor and the middling, who purchased bonds that quickly devalued from wartime inflation; debt speculators had bought much of this debt at a fraction of the original cost."

Etymology 1

The noun is probably from middle (noun) + -ing; the adjective is most likely derived from the noun, and the adverb from the adjective.

Etymology 2

The noun is probably from middle (noun) + -ing; the adjective is most likely derived from the noun, and the adverb from the adjective.

Etymology 3

The noun is probably from middle (noun) + -ing; the adjective is most likely derived from the noun, and the adverb from the adjective.

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