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average

Definition for average

adjective as in numerical mean

Strongest match

median

Strong matches

intermediate, medium, middle

noun as in normal, typical amount

Strongest matches

median, standard

Strong matches

mean, medium, middle, midpoint, norm, par, rule

Weak match

usual

verb as in obtain numerical mean

Strong matches

balance, equate

Weak match

even out

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If annual average temperatures warm by between 2 and 4C compared to pre-industrial levels - a scenario that many scientists say is likely - rice could be grown widely in the UK, according to research.

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Not your average ergonomics paper - and just the kind of delightfully oddball idea: a prototype for a UVC light-equipped shoe rack that doesn't just store shoes but sterilises them.

From BBC

Our collagen supply naturally starts to decrease, on average around 1% a year, as we reach our mid to late 20s.

From BBC

“It is like looking for a weather forecast for a trip to the beach and being told that the average temperature nationwide is likely to be 67 degrees,” the authors of the Moody’s-led analysis wrote.

In Northern Ireland, separate figures show that in 2024, the average monthly cost of childcare was:

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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