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midskill

midskill adjective: having or involving a moderate amount of skill.

Adjective

midskill (not comparable)

  1. Having or involving a moderate amount of skill.
    • In Japan, a 2009 report from Hitotsubashi University in Tokyo documented a “substantial” drop in midpay, midskill jobs in the five years through 2005, and linked it to technology.2018, Lorenzo Pupillo, Eli Noam, Leonard Waverman, Digitized Labor: The Impact of the Internet on Employment, page 120

Origin of midskill

From mid- + skill.

Questions about midskill

What does midskill mean?
Midskill means having or involving a moderate amount of skill.
What part of speech is midskill?
Midskill is an adjective.

Words near midskill in the dictionary

  1. midsides
  2. midsixties
  3. midsize
  4. midsized
  5. midsizes
  6. midskill
  7. midsleep
  8. midslice
  9. midslices
  10. midslide
  11. midslope

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