medi1. Medial : MEDI al (mede’ ee al) adj. Relating to the middle; situated in the middle 2. Median : MEDI an (mede’ee an) adj. Intermediate 3. Mediate : MEDI ate (mede’ ee ate) v. Come between; intervene 4. Mediation : MEDI ation (mede ee ay’ shun) n. Intervention between opposing parties 5. Mediator : MEDI ator (mede’ ee ate or) n. One who comes between opposing parties 6. Mediacy : MEDI acy (mede’ ee a see) n. The state of coming between 7. Mediatorial : MEDI atorial (mee dia to’ ri al) adj. Characteristic of mediation or a mediator 8. Mediatory : MEDI atory (me’ di tor y) adj. Of the nature of mediation 9. Mediatress : MEDI atress (mede’ ee ay tres) n. A female mediator; mediatrix 10. Mediety : MEDI ety (me die’ e ti) n. The half; moderation; temperance Pertaining to the middle ages 12. Medievalism : MEDI evalism (mede ee ee’ val iz um) n. The method and spirit of the middle ages 13. Medievalist : MEDI evalist (mede ee eve’ a list) n. One versed in the history and arts of the middle ages 14. Medifixed : MEDI fixed (mee’ di fiksd) adj. Attached by the middle 15. Mediglacial : MEDI glacial (mee di glay’ shal) adj. Situated between or amidst glaciers 16. Mediocre : MEDI ocre (mede ee o’ ker) adj. Of middle quality 17. Mediocrity : MEDI ocrity (mede ee ok’ rite e) n. Average capacity; middle quality 18. Mediterranean : MEDI terranean (med i te ray’ nee an) adj. Lying between lands; having land on all sides 19. Immediacy : im MEDI acy (im ede’ ee a see) n. Need for immediate attention; urgency 20. Medium : MEDI um (mede’ ee um) n. A person having the faculty to make contact with the supernatural | ||||||||
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