1. people who have only ordinary or moderate abilities; individuals lacking exceptional talent or skill
Usage: plural form
2. things of only moderate or low quality; ordinary or inferior works or performances
Usage: plural form

Examples

• The company was filled with mediocrities who lacked innovation.
• She refused to surround herself with mediocrities in her research team.
• The gallery displayed several mediocrities alongside the famous paintings.
• His collection consisted mostly of mediocrities rather than quality pieces.
• The school’s goal was to challenge students beyond accepting mediocrities.
• Critics dismissed the films as mediocrities unworthy of awards.
• The team was weighed down by mediocrities who couldn’t keep up.