noun

the quality or state of being mediocre.

1. He was frustrated with the mediocrity of his work, knowing he could achieve much more if he pushed himself harder.
2. The team’s performance has been stuck in mediocrity, never bad enough to change, but never good enough to win.
3. She refused to settle for mediocrity, always striving for excellence in everything she did.
4. Mediocrity in leadership often leads to a lack of innovation and slow progress.
5. Instead of aiming for greatness, they were content with mediocrity, and it showed in their results.
6. The school system was criticized for encouraging mediocrity rather than excellence among students.
7. He was surrounded by mediocrity at his job, where no one seemed motivated to excel.
8. Achieving mediocrity was never his goal; he always wanted to be the best in his field.
9. The movie was a disappointment, falling into mediocrity despite its promising start.
10. She feared that accepting mediocrity in her career would lead to long-term dissatisfaction.