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What is another word for
mediocre
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Contexts
▼
▲
Average to middling in quality
Of poor or low quality
At an amount or level that is low or inadequate
Lacking strong features or characteristics and therefore uninteresting
Of low rank or status
Lacking strength or will in one's character
… more ▼
▲
Adjective
▲
Average to middling in quality
ordinary
average
middling
common
unexceptional
unremarkable
indifferent
commonplace
undistinguished
fair
passable
everyday
workaday
medium
prosaic
pedestrian
vanilla
uninspired
tolerable
standard
moderate
unexciting
humdrum
adequate
dull
lacklustre
UK
forgettable
OK
lackluster
US
characterless
conventional
mean
decent
inferior
mainstream
fairish
banal
amateur
amateurish
insignificant
intermediate
colourless
UK
colorless
US
meh
run-of-the-mill
so-so
middle-of-the-road
bog-standard
second-rate
fair-to-middling
half-pie
plain vanilla
run-of-the-mine
run-of-mine
no great shakes
second-class
not so hot
nothing to write home about
not up to much
not very good
fair to middling
usual
normal
unmemorable
uninteresting
mundane
routine
garden-variety
modest
boring
bland
common or garden
plain
quotidian
typical
uneventful
uninspiring
not much cop
nondescript
acceptable
trite
ornery
unimpressive
standard-issue
cut-and-dried
cut-and-dry
stale
garden
hackneyed
a dime a dozen
okay
unnoteworthy
all right
not bad
customary
respectable
satisfactory
nothing special
drab
nothing to get excited about
sufficient
insipid
bush-league
dreary
inconspicuous
garden variety
familiar
unoriginal
predictable
derivative
corny
serviceable
good
tired
median
O.K.
middle
midsize
midsized
formulaic
dime-a-dozen
generic
moderately good
good enough
neutral
bog standard
stock
plodding
unpretentious
reasonable
overused
overworked
nothing out of the ordinary
overdone
general
regular
traditional
gray
US
grey
UK
monotonous
tidy
unimportant
wearisome
presentable
admissible
frequent
simple
allowable
unspectacular
natural
tame
fine
hacky
time-worn
immaterial
anaemic
UK
cornball
homespun
bourgeois
unchallenging
tedious
habitual
unprepossessing
plastic
popular
goodish
sufficiently good
unexceptionable
worn out
midway
fairly good
dime-store
old hat
humble
inconsiderable
anemic
US
played out
unimaginative
worn-out
inconsequential
par for the course
not too bad
of no consequence
middlebrow
unintellectual
ten a penny
middle of the road
pretty good
can't complain
reasonably good
immemorable
featureless
in-between
anonymous
homely
poor
boilerplate
enough
stereotyped
suburban
household
nowhere
jake
soulless
unimposing
charmless
ubiquitous
fair enough
white-bread
low-grade
considerable
run of the mill
basic
abundant
substantial
sizeable
noticeable
biggish
significant
goodly
comfortable
sizable
appreciable
marked
generous
worthwhile
useless
nothing
irrelevant
paltry
limited
empty
accustomed
pointless
piddling
worthless
wonted
meaningless
whatever
nothing to shout about
barely adequate
established
mid
medial
no-frills
prevailing
weariful
stereotypical
intermediary
halfway
blending into the background
settled
central
midmost
mediate
ample
par
not worth mentioning
of little consequence
of little importance
of no importance
of no great concern
of no account
okayish
medium-sized
middle-sized
up to standard
tiresome
flat
livable
slow
dry
ponderous
heavy
wearying
tiring
jejune
leaden
stodgy
numbing
old
stuffy
jading
drudging
monochromatic
arid
lifeless
weary
clichéd
dusty
stupid
better than nothing
prevalent
lowly
plebeian
platitudinous
unvaried
repetitious
unvarying
blah
repetitive
uncreative
truistic
banausic
inane
turgid
monotone
dim
ho-hum
mind-numbing
matter-of-fact
wishy-washy
familiar tune
boiler plate
orthodox
expected
recognized
US
characteristic
accepted
set
representative
archetypical
recognised
UK
classic
proverbial
classical
archetypal
acknowledged
standardized
US
regulation
day-to-day
proper
standardised
UK
terrestrial
daily
domestic
fixed
current
chronic
widespread
going
universal
admitted
typic
true
received
staple
pervasive
nitty-gritty
matter-of-course
well-known
solid
alright
palatable
sound
prescriptive
valid
commensurate
unobjectionable
fitting
correct
kosher
native
to be expected
A-OK
time-honoured
totally fine
time-honored
rife
constant
practical
trivial
grind
unadventurous
formalistic
family
casual
informal
two a penny
whitebread
overall
ruling
collective
unnoticeable
prototypical
no big deal
majority
shared
public
unspecial
quintessential
acquired
honored
US
signature
derived
model
ideal
presentational
prototypal
suitable
competent
appropriate
honoured
UK
well established
vulgar
widely held
agreeable
fit
convenient
approved
agreed
assuaging
assuasive
appeasing
sufficing
inherent
symptomatic
consistent
confirmed
up to par
up to the mark
swell
up to snuff
pleasant
completely understandable
snug
up to scratch
quite good
in order
known
repeated
anticipated
foreseeable
indicative
foreseen
reliable
emblematic
sanctioned
authorized
US
distinctive
likely
unsurprising
idiosyncratic
steady
distinguishing
endorsed
understood
acquainted
individualistic
cliched
predominant
true to form
in keeping
only to be expected
in character
on the cards
… all over
true to type
unsophisticated
fashionable
touted
prescribed
bought
recognizable
US
recurring
tried and true
well worn
agreed upon
unopposed
passed
legit
okayed
authorised
UK
tried and tested
preferred
in vogue
arrived at
long-established
store
common variety
well known
recognisable
UK
logical
legitimate
off-the-rack
ready-made
mass-produced
off-the-shelf
off-the-peg
store-bought
vapid
justifiable
endemic
defensible
dead
bromidic
mechanical
sterile
ho hum
lame
threadbare
spiritless
understandable
yawnsome
unstimulating
lacking excitement
wooden
stiff
deadening
passionless
unspirited
irksome
dry as dust
lacking interest
unrelieved
supportable
bearable
sustainable
sufferable
defendable
endurable
justified
most common
more ❯
“Unfortunately, the quality of the titles ranged all the way from
mediocre
to abysmal.”
Adjective
▲
Of poor or low quality
inferior
poor
bad
shoddy
lousy
terrible
wretched
cheap
miserable
rotten
trashy
rubbishy
execrable
junky
common
bum
cheapjack
schlocky
schlock
sleazy
gimcrack
coarse
trumpery
cheesy
iffy
second-rate
low-grade
low-rent
bargain-basement
cut-rate
el cheapo
of poor quality
substandard
unsatisfactory
inadequate
rubbish
crummy
paltry
pitiful
awful
abysmal
shabby
dreadful
pathetic
unacceptable
duff
deficient
deplorable
third-rate
atrocious
dismal
lamentable
sad
worthless
dire
appalling
useless
diabolical
dissatisfactory
lame
low-quality
pants
imperfect
ropy
below par
grotty
subpar
sorry
suboptimal
base
poxy
wanting
two-bit
tawdry
crude
defective
second-class
a load of pants
below standard
poor-quality
tacky
disappointing
hopeless
not up to snuff
bush-league
woeful
tatty
frightful
faulty
junk
not up to scratch
under par
abject
laughable
insufficient
punk
middling
direful
lemon
not up to par
below average
sub-par
contemptible
horrible
crumby
average
sucky
wack
cruddy
downmarket
dime-a-dozen
tinny
disagreeable
weak
ordinary
bush
unsound
abominable
hack
poor quality
chronic
off
indifferent
not up to much
pitiable
good-for-nothing
tenth-rate
jerry-built
dodgy
subnormal
wrong
egregious
poorer
bodger
less-than-stellar
inept
disgraceful
disastrous
déclassé
not much cop
mean
valueless
flawed
low
cheap and nasty
cheapo
garbage
sour
nasty
the pits
leaving much to be desired
unworthy
tinhorn
lacking
no good
displeasing
unexceptional
pedestrian
low-end
low quality
very bad
trifling
rough
unsuitable
insignificant
meager
US
meagre
UK
piddling
ill
flimsy
not good enough
no-good
pits
feeble
second rate
shameful
not up to standard
grim
horrendous
unsatisfying
naff
piss-poor
God-awful
distressing
grungy
damaged
ratty
cheap-jack
half-pie
from hunger
beastly
run-down
twopenny-halfpenny
trivial
seedy
slipshod
incompetent
dingy
insubstantial
ineffective
regrettable
nugatory
unimpressive
unspeakable
derisory
damnable
stinking
cheapie
hellacious
ghastly
grubby
grody
godawful
silly
no great shakes
tattered
low cost
of low quality
odious
for the birds
of a sort
not good
a dime a dozen
two a penny
insalubrious
craptacular
limited
dilapidated
makeshift
amateurish
careless
bad quality
disreputable
ineffectual
bungling
unpleasant
inconsiderable
garbagy
sordid
inconsequential
restricted
gaudy
unfortunate
intolerable
inadmissible
strictly for the birds
repulsive
worse
pointless
second class
unimportant
negligible
end-of-the-pier
ridiculous
reject
meretricious
petty
horrid
absurd
ludicrous
ramshackle
meaningless
objectionable
rickety
less than ideal
amiss
empty
little
dud
calamitous
scruffy
unproductive
profitless
thrown together
measly
unprofitable
bogus
unavailing
insufferable
scurrilous
indefensible
irremediable
weak sauce
minimal
foolish-looking
kitsch
scroungy
run down
undesirable
pinchbeck
Brummagem
brassy
broken-down
inutile
gross
down at heel
unusable
unessential
entry-level
nothing
rinky-dink
dime-store
god-awful
bottom-rung
not satisfying
commonplace
negligent
second-best
uncomfortable
catchpenny
hateful
corny
cheeseball
revolting
dissatisfying
jerrybuilt
inglorious
not ideal
less than satisfactory
less than optimal
unideal
inefficient
reduced
poorly
tinpot
impaired
undistinguished
uninspired
repellant
repellent
off-colour
UK
ropey
throwaway
uncultured
low-class
unfashionable
lowbrow
unsophisticated
impotent
lesser
low in quality
impermissible
inappropriate
twopenny
brummagem
poopy
fair
sparing
inappreciable
catastrophic
cataclysmic
off-form
ersatz
disturbing
disconcerting
disquieting
low-down
yucky
badly built
rancid
shlocky
unsightly
scummy
scurvy
godforsaken
dirty
shlock
scabby
rueful
tragic
affecting
squalid
underwhelming
slight
hellish
rebarbative
minor-league
minor league
small potatoes
disgustful
loathly
off-color
US
blah
minute
under-strength
piffling
slummy
nominal
raunchy
downer
icky
diddly
bummer
reprehensible
stinky
bad news
fallacious
detestable
erroneous
not the best
anticlimactic
minor
footling
second best
found wanting
not acceptable
bereft
not okay
leaving a lot to be desired
picayune
niggling
hideous
piddly
unfulfilling
pimping
peanut
bathetic
uninteresting
distasteful
failing
chicken
sparse
slender
disillusioning
mangy
not all it's cracked up to be
falling short
dumbed down
scuzzy
de minimis
drossy
no-account
Mickey Mouse
scrubby
futile
bedraggled
decrepit
untidy
threadbare
worn-out
unkempt
fruitless
vain
menial
neglected
dumpy
bombed-out
tumbledown
rundown
moth-eaten
beat-up
dog-eared
tatterdemalion
down-at-the-heels
down-at-heel
timeworn
bootless
barren
senseless
hollow
null
chaffy
counterproductive
sterile
banal
unfructuous
desperate
harmful
slovenly
dubious
questionable
wanky
waste
insupportable
condemnable
out
inacceptable
ignoble
meritless
abandoned
not valuable
a dead loss
to no avail
no use
of no benefit
half-baked
not on
won't do
offensive
unconvincing
sketchy
thin
unbelievable
unpersuasive
inexpedient
incredible
inconceivable
shocking
implausible
unfit
exceptionable
incapable
despicable
suspect
shallow
obnoxious
vile
unpalatable
abhorrent
disgusting
unwelcome
unqualified
foul
sickening
tenuous
improbable
unreasonable
inconvenient
doubtful
unlikely
off-putting
loathsome
incommodious
inefficacious
inexpert
patchy
unsubstantial
far-fetched
incomplete
unequal
repugnant
unbearable
unsavory
US
inapt
transparent
unsavoury
UK
irritating
nauseating
dislikable
difficult
ill-favoured
UK
ill-favored
US
illogical
grievous
frivolous
groundless
specious
fantastic
short
scanty
unappealing
unskilful
fishy
unhappy
inane
wishful
ailing
scant
heartbreaking
weakly
exiguous
fanciful
unrealistic
horrifying
unsuited
uninviting
censurable
upsetting
uncompelling
incredulous
incompatible
improper
troublesome
afflictive
unadvantageous
inconsistent
unable
unseemly
uncool
broken
annoying
ill-suited
out of order
rude
nauseous
indecorous
opprobrious
powerless
incommensurate
unwanted
unfitted
invidious
not proper
scarcely credible
unpleasing
in short supply
beyond the pale
hard to believe
too little too late
not convincing
hard to swallow
not enough
thankless
unrewarding
out of sorts
sick
crook
off colour
unproficient
from hell
dishonorable
US
unrefined
unpolished
sneaking
phony
US
detrimental
disadvantageous
scrappy
unsuccessful
noxious
obscene
dishonourable
UK
puny
overwhelming
scandalous
not up to expectations
ungrounded
baseless
not cutting it
bottom-of-barrel
third string
second string
second fiddle
sick-making
bogging
poison
finite
tame
phoney
UK
unstable
unpopular
not much chop
not appropriate for
feckless
in poor condition
fantastical
small
superficial
unthinkable
unimaginable
unconceivable
strained
tiny
lean
remote
labored
US
laboured
UK
forced
ponderous
charmless
unprepossessing
untenable
preposterous
determinate
basic
circumscribed
defined
miserly
definite
measured
rudimentary
strange
controvertible
difficult to believe
cock-and-bull
beyond belief
hard to take
full of it
vague
irrational
set
partial
diminished
contradictory
nebulous
farfetched
nonsensical
unsubstantiated
inconclusive
not cricket
too much
unsustainable
unsupportable
false
incongruous
invalid
shaky
irreconcilable
spurious
obscure
impossible
puzzling
a bit off
a bit much
a bit thick
over the top
airy
illegitimate
unreasoning
nutty
wacky
reachy
inconsequent
problematic
nonrational
fatuous
unfounded
unreasoned
out of line
scarce
troubling
not quite the done thing
horrific
worrisome
irksome
discomforting
won't hold water
full of holes
won't wash
self-contradictory
off the wall
severe
unsettling
forbidding
agonizing
US
traumatic
stressful
perturbing
daunting
torturous
OTT
humourless
UK
harrowing
sombre
UK
unnerving
humorless
US
discomposing
distressful
sober
doleful
bitter
agitating
mortifying
harsh
gruesome
solemn
somber
US
skimpy
gloomy
lurid
sedate
hairy
tormenting
worrying
grisly
troublous
unendurable
frightening
fraught
vexatious
macabre
nightmarish
depressing
grave
shy
monstrous
tragical
yukky
cruel
saddening
awkward
afflicting
ugly
rare
excruciating
hurtful
galling
hostile
concerning
agonising
UK
anguished
sorrowful
heartrending
painful
uncongenial
unlovely
infrequent
drained
destitute
nerve-racking
nail-biting
heart-rending
heart-breaking
gut-wrenching
extremely bad
nerve-wracking
unfinished
devoid
unample
minus
short of
too few
too small
at a premium
too little
out of
faltering
more ❯
“Capcom did not intend to create a sequel to Mega Man due to its
mediocre
sales.”
Adjective
▲
At an amount or level that is low or inadequate
low
depleted
scant
scarce
meagre
UK
insufficient
little
sparse
deficient
diminished
paltry
reduced
scanty
meager
US
measly
minimal
skimpy
few
lacking
nominal
short
small
wanting
dwindling
cut
inadequate
trifling
shy
insignificant
puny
in short supply
run-down
at a low level
limited
insubstantial
piddling
negligible
inconsiderable
derisory
exiguous
inappreciable
modest
poor
thin
piffling
mingy
miserable
minimum
restricted
trivial
pitiful
bereft
too little
stingy
miserly
ungenerous
lean
tiny
not enough
nugatory
slight
pathetic
too few
destitute
sparing
beggarly
picayune
drained
incomplete
petty
tight
incommensurate
mean
piddly
infinitesimal
poxy
marginal
tenuous
dinky
base
rare
lowly
inconsequential
slender
light
pitiable
bare
revealing
brief
frugal
low-cut
token
at a premium
unsubstantial
incidental
indecent
hard to come by
too small
missing
bitty
smallish
weak
slim
scrimpy
deprived
minute
spare
unfinished
failing
sketchy
barren
devoid
almost empty
imperfect
shabby
fractional
hard to find
subnormal
like gold dust
not to be had
few and far between
not to be had for love nor money
thin on the ground
diminishing
depleting
little bitty
niggling
strapped
finite
needed
short-handed
low on
short on
contemptible
seldom met with
laughable
feeble
lame
lousy
despicable
parsimonious
junk
stunted
coming up short
unproductive
stinted
exhaustible
dry
not hacking it
skimp
not making it
with an insufficiency
jejune
flimsy
see-through
scarcer than hen's teeth
decreased
needing
bush-league
thinning
depreciated
lessened
sporadic
narrow
hand-to-mouth
pushed
out of gas
with too little …
wanting in
with too few …
lacking in
down
weakened
minor
low in numbers
little or no
barely sufficient
hardly any
hard up
sorry
wretched
mere
shallow
infrequent
unsatisfactory
unqualified
minus
unfitted
incapable
unample
incompetent
short of
out of
too little too late
more ❯
“Malik defended the
mediocre
supplies of flour at Bachat Bazars.”
Adjective
▲
Lacking strong features or characteristics and therefore uninteresting
bland
dull
boring
uninteresting
humdrum
insipid
unexciting
flat
prosaic
tedious
monotonous
commonplace
uninspiring
dreary
lifeless
uninspired
colourless
UK
characterless
stale
drab
mundane
dry
tame
lacklustre
UK
colorless
US
lackluster
US
unremarkable
vapid
ordinary
wearisome
tiresome
trite
unimaginative
banal
spiritless
vanilla
tired
nondescript
plain
feeble
weak
sterile
anemic
US
anaemic
UK
featureless
lame
limp
nothing
blah
vacuous
bloodless
unstimulating
torpid
barren
lustreless
unanimated
zestless
pallid
inoffensive
antiseptic
pabulum
zero
unappealing
sapless
undistinctive
underwhelming
run-of-the-mill
ho-hum
middle-of-the-road
wishy-washy
ho hum
milk-and-water
dull as dishwater
pedestrian
ponderous
slow
wearying
heavy
tiring
leaden
stodgy
jejune
numbing
stuffy
jading
old
drudging
arid
monochromatic
weary
stupid
mind-numbing
dusty
non-stimulating
uneventful
unmemorable
unpassioned
unlively
routine
dead
conventional
unobjectionable
harmless
mainstream
safe
halfhearted
diluted
unexceptional
bleak
dowdy
unchanging
desolate
white-bread
boiled down
without punch
draggy
nowhere
common
listless
muted
soporific
fatiguing
unvaried
bromidic
unenjoyable
unentertaining
hackneyed
repetitious
dry as dust
dim
big yawn
apathetic
tasteless
flavourless
UK
inane
flavorless
US
vacant
sombre
UK
watery
driveling
US
soulless
drivelling
UK
undistinguished
somber
US
plodding
flat tire
stiff
prosy
unvarying
prolix
samey
lacking variety
dreich
dullsville
mechanical
dismal
depressing
weariful
subdued
dragging
cold
unoriginal
passionless
unspirited
yawnsome
derivative
irksome
lacking variation
deadening
deadly
lacking excitement
lacking interest
unpalatable
mindless
innocuous
no great shakes
worn-out
ornery
not up to much
least
Milquetoast
laborious
monochrome
lethargic
irritating
annoying
overlong
repetitive
sluggish
wooden
interminable
mortal
enervating
exhausting
poky
snooze
charmless
emotionless
quotidian
workaday
boresome
everyday
vexatious
usual
banausic
endless
day-to-day
pathetic
deadly dull
not fun
long-drawn-out
slothful
joyless
lacking personality
half-hearted
lacking charisma
lacking vitality
lusterless
faded
pale
dark
ashen
gloomy
gray
US
dingy
ashy
grey
UK
washed out
bleached
illustrous
black
mousy
pastel
grimy
washy
light
mat
muddy
toned-down
sooty
unlustrous
dun
matte
sober
subfusc
washed-out
toned down
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Of low rank or status
unimportant
lowly
inferior
common
humble
plebeian
undistinguished
insignificant
low
ignoble
minor
secondary
inglorious
subordinate
unpretentious
subsidiary
subservient
junior
ancillary
lesser
scrubby
lower
menial
bottom
servile
base
small
degrading
demeaning
little
lousy
ignominious
second-rate
low-ranking
second-class
second-string
lower-class
second-fiddle
low-grade
small-fry
lower-ranking
small-time
minor-league
lower in rank
lower in status
third-string
back seat
bottom-rung
entry-level
unassuming
smaller
puny
miserable
reduced
ordinary
middling
meager
US
paltry
measly
wretched
poorer
slighter
shabby
petty
contemptible
sorry
sad
pitiful
humdrum
dinky
low-born
subjacent
meagre
UK
bush-league
mean
undersized
second-banana
below someone
not very important
beneath someone
less important
under someone's heel
not so important
baseborn
proletarian
lowborn
lumpen
vulgar
unwashed
prole
low-life
simple
poor
less
working-class
lower-level
obscure
modest
marginal
declassed
plebby
lower-grade
peasant
second
underprivileged
trivial
under
inconsequential
low-class
plain
commonplace
déclassé
of low birth
auxiliary
reserve
supporting
accessory
severe
rough
unrefined
unremarkable
popular
unfit
blue-collar
uncouth
beggarly
peripheral
sub-
of low rank
dependent
supplementary
nether
supplemental
subject
lowlife
meek
backup
low-bred
relief
blue-singlet
tributary
assistant
sordid
low-level
lower rung
sub
vice-
fall-back
average
second-best
diminished
dishonourable
UK
dishonorable
US
unworthy
tinier
crude
petite
cloth-cap
a notch under
lessened
bourgeois
abject
beneath
fawning
philistine
baser
satellite
subaltern
subalternate
bush
unsophisticated
traditional
democratic
people's
grassroots
low-status
associate
declassé
inconsiderable
deputy
alternative
incidental
inessential
spare
alternate
substitute
fallback
attendant
tangential
collateral
younger
extra
lightweight
youngest
feeding
side
non-essential
picayune
penny-ante
two-bit
of little account
gentle
mild
deprived
cast down
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Lacking strength or will in one's character
wishy-washy
weak
spineless
soft
effete
wimpy
wimpish
frail
weakling
feeble
weakened
nerveless
wet
invertebrate
characterless
cowardly
spiritless
pathetic
ineffectual
ineffective
enervated
languid
vapid
insipid
limp
jejune
listless
sapless
limp-wristed
weak-kneed
half-hearted
namby-pamby
milk-and-water
timid
timorous
craven
pusillanimous
faint-hearted
lily-livered
weak-willed
chicken
useless
yellow-bellied
impotent
irresolute
inept
gutless
yellow
tame
fearful
unsubstantial
chicken-hearted
faint
sissy
sissified
lame
meek
powerless
unassertive
supine
slight
vacillating
fallible
delicate
sapped
enfeebled
wasted
debilitated
asthenic
tender
submissive
weedy
boneless
unconvincing
down-and-out
gentle
mild
low-key
unenthusiastic
meager
US
poor-spirited
prostrated
prostrate
infirm
tenuous
softened
candy-assed
wussy
meagre
UK
chicken-livered
inadequate
daft
nerdy
emasculated
pigeon-hearted
milksoppish
cowed
moderate
flimsy
fragile
imperfect
flawed
erring
resistless
errant
recreant
unheroic
indecisive
dastardly
poltroon
chickenhearted
fickle
passive
frightened
feckless
forceless
squeamish
emasculate
unmanly
pithless
without a will of your own
milk-livered
afraid of one's shadow
slack-spined
faltering
dithering
indeterminate
undetermined
wavering
corruptible
yielding
hemming and hawing
unreliable
unsure
waffling
undependable
easily led
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