Oxford Spanish Dictionary
middlebrow [ingl. am. ˈmɪdlˌbraʊ, ingl. brit. ˈmɪd(ə)lbraʊ] ADJ.
- middlebrow public/tastes
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- middlebrow reading
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Or maybe it's a comment on the middlebrow culture of the nation's capital.
www.usnews.com The lectures' conversational tone, with both common and arcane references, was meant to appeal to a middlebrow audience; they were designed to be profound and significant but not academic.
en.wikipedia.org Middlebrow is often used by critics as a pejorative -- although it really shouldn't be.
www.avclub.com But it is hard to define middlebrow, other than to say that middlebrow doesn't do good epic similes.
news.nationalpost.com In the end, though, this is solid middlebrow fiction.
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