Definition of mediocracy in English:

mediocracy

nounPlural mediocracies miːdiːˈɒkrəsiˌmēdēˈäkrəsē

A dominant class consisting of mediocre people, or a system in which mediocrity is rewarded.
a mediocracy of successful careerists and yes-men
Example sentencesExamples
- Hence the relative attraction of a centrally-planned, lowest common denominator mediocracy with just enough capitalism to be plundered and wasted on their ever failing social engineering schemes and flawed political theories.
- If you're a big fan of mediocracy and tend to like bands with no particular message or direction, then this CD is for you.
- Atrios asks: ‘Anyone else notice just how excited it seems to make certain members of our mediocracy?’
- No, it's because the power concentrated in this maze has, over time, replaced democracy with its own self-referencing mediocracy.
- In today's celeb-saturated mass mediocracy, image control is impossible, or nearly.

Definition of mediocracy in US English:

mediocracy

nounˌmēdēˈäkrəsē

A dominant class consisting of mediocre people, or a system in which mediocrity is rewarded.
a mediocracy of successful careerists and yes-men
Example sentencesExamples
- No, it's because the power concentrated in this maze has, over time, replaced democracy with its own self-referencing mediocracy.
- Hence the relative attraction of a centrally-planned, lowest common denominator mediocracy with just enough capitalism to be plundered and wasted on their ever failing social engineering schemes and flawed political theories.
- Atrios asks: ‘Anyone else notice just how excited it seems to make certain members of our mediocracy?’
- In today's celeb-saturated mass mediocracy, image control is impossible, or nearly.
- If you're a big fan of mediocracy and tend to like bands with no particular message or direction, then this CD is for you.

单词	mediocracy
释义	Definition of mediocracy in English: mediocracy nounPlural mediocracies miːdiːˈɒkrəsiˌmēdēˈäkrəsē A dominant class consisting of mediocre people, or a system in which mediocrity is rewarded. a mediocracy of successful careerists and yes-men Example sentencesExamples Hence the relative attraction of a centrally-planned, lowest common denominator mediocracy with just enough capitalism to be plundered and wasted on their ever failing social engineering schemes and flawed political theories. If you're a big fan of mediocracy and tend to like bands with no particular message or direction, then this CD is for you. Atrios asks: ‘Anyone else notice just how excited it seems to make certain members of our mediocracy?’ No, it's because the power concentrated in this maze has, over time, replaced democracy with its own self-referencing mediocracy. In today's celeb-saturated mass mediocracy, image control is impossible, or nearly. Definition of mediocracy in US English: mediocracy nounˌmēdēˈäkrəsē A dominant class consisting of mediocre people, or a system in which mediocrity is rewarded. a mediocracy of successful careerists and yes-men Example sentencesExamples No, it's because the power concentrated in this maze has, over time, replaced democracy with its own self-referencing mediocracy. Hence the relative attraction of a centrally-planned, lowest common denominator mediocracy with just enough capitalism to be plundered and wasted on their ever failing social engineering schemes and flawed political theories. Atrios asks: ‘Anyone else notice just how excited it seems to make certain members of our mediocracy?’ In today's celeb-saturated mass mediocracy, image control is impossible, or nearly. If you're a big fan of mediocracy and tend to like bands with no particular message or direction, then this CD is for you.
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