It is occasionally used as an adjective, meaning something is mediocre or unremarkable. As inferior, mediocre and excellent. These releases suffer from mediocre sound and poor quality packaging. She states that she would rather die than live a mediocre existence. It was released to largely mediocre reviews, but proved to be a profit. Williams found the GameCube version's controls mediocre, albeit manageable. Gauntlet Dark Legacy was met with good to mediocre reviews. Nevertheless, even mediocre microphones would do. It rescued what was otherwise seen as a mediocre show. He summarized the episode as being "decidedly mediocre". Tim Goodman of the "San Francisco Chronicle" described it as "mediocre" and unoriginal. Martin also praised the musical score, but called the artwork mediocre. Major as "born too late and too mediocre". At times, a horse of mediocre ability sires foals of outstanding quality. I initially thought that I was allergic to the mediocre English voice actors' performances.