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The size that admits nothing about your actual size.
means Occupying the middle ground between extremes — neither large nor small, neither heavy nor light, a comfortable nowhere between two somewheres.
from Straight from Latin 'medius,' meaning 'middle,' the same root that gives us 'median' and 'mediate.' The plural 'media' comes from the same source — the channels 'in the middle,' carrying messages between sender and receiver. The clairvoyant sense arrived later, picturing a person standing in the middle, between the living and whatever's on the other side.
- spiritualism origin
- 19th-century term for people who channel the dead
- steak usage
- medium-rare is a temperature, not a compromise
- art meaning
- paint, clay, film — whatever carries the message
- clothing truth
- sizing varies so much medium means nothing universally