mediocre

Verloc, whose affair the police has managed to smother so nicely, was mediocre.

As for me, I was as mediocre as the play itself, which is saying a great deal.

The picture of perfection itself is cold, negative, and mediocre.

He must be obscure, insignificant and mediocre—in thought, act, speech and sympathy.

Very good for mediocre people, I dare say; but it wouldn't suit me.

He no longer perceives the defects of his work—does not know that it is mediocre or bad.

He lifted them out of the mediocre; gave them standing and personality.

I'm only sorry that a man who might be brilliant is content to be mediocre because of his prejudices.

Assuredly, Didymus of Alexandria is no mediocre philosopher.

It was a radiation of genius, humbling every mediocre mortal it touched.