mediocrity

/miːdɪˈɒkɹɪti/noun

The state of being only average or ordinary, neither very good nor very bad.

Example sentence

“She pushed her team hard because she couldn't stand mediocrity.”

Often applied to a person: calling someone 'a mediocrity' is a pointed insult.

Related words

meekTo train a horse to accept a rider; to make it gentle and obedient.mediocreAn ordinary, unremarkable person who has achieved nothing of note.meetingAn occasion when people come together, usually to discuss or decide something.medicineA drug or other substance taken to treat illness and help the body heal.megabyteA unit of digital information equal to a million bytes, or one thousand kilobytes.mediateTo help two opposing sides settle their disagreement and reach an agreement.