mediums
USMEE-dee-uhmz/ˈmiː.di.əmz/
- 1Plural of medium.
The gallery showcased works across a range of mediums.
Two mediums held a séance in the candlelit parlor.
Note
The regular English plural, which competes with the Latin plural media. Use it for artists' materials (oil, watercolor and clay are all mediums) and for people who claim to speak with the dead, where media would sound wrong. Media is the usual choice for channels of mass communication, and in the laboratory, nutrient substances for growing cells are culture media.
mediums is a form of medium
medium, noun: A format through which information is communicated or presented to an audience. Full entry
- Spelling
- medium → mediums: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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