midrange

American  

[mid-reynj] / ˈmɪdˌreɪndʒ /

adjective

Audio.

1. of, relating to, or occupying the middle audio frequencies.

   a midrange frequency.

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noun

1. this portion of a range.

   this speaker operates best in the midrange.

Etymology

Origin of midrange

First recorded in 1945–50; mid- + range

Example Sentences

Ukrainian officers said Rubicon focuses on midrange targets, usually at least 12 miles beyond the front line, bypassing Ukrainian infantry.

From The Wall Street Journal

That reassessment is showing up in spending patterns, as well, and economists warn that the shift could influence everything from midrange consumer goods to long-term economic growth.

From MarketWatch

He honed a pinpoint midrange jump shot and studied opposing offenses to know exactly where to grab steals.

From The Wall Street Journal

Colgate-Palmolive CEO Noel Wallace said on the company’s earnings call that people are buying fewer value and midrange products, while higher-end brands are “growing very, very nicely.”

From The Wall Street Journal

He stumbled while getting tied up with a defender and lost the ball, but collected it and threw in a midrange heave with 5:13 remaining.

From Los Angeles Times