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medial
[mee-dee-uhl]
adjective
situated in or pertaining to the middle; median; intermediate.
pertaining to a mean or average; average.
Phonetics.within a word or syllable; neither initial nor final, as the t, a, and n in stand.
Entomology.pertaining to, involving, or situated near the media. medium.
noun
Phonetics.
a medial sound or letter.
Other Word Forms
- medially adverb
- postmedial adjective
- submedial adjective
- submedially adverb
- supermedial adjective
- supermedially adverb
- ˈ徱 adverb
Word History and Origins
Word History and Origins
Origin of medial1
Example Sentences
Specifically, the areas of the medial prefrontal cortex responsible for processing social environments were active when infants were exposed to faces.
These implants are done in two parts of the brain that often produce seizures, the medial temporal lobe and the medial frontal lobe.
When she tore the same ACL and her medial meniscus last November, it took her a full year to recover, and then it took time to find her footing early this season.
They would identify the smell of bananas, garlic, licorice, fish and so on, while the researchers took recordings of the activity of individual neurons in their piriform cortex and medial temporal lobe.
Many on X, the social medial platform he owns, have likened the gesture to a Nazi salute.
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