media

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Sen. McCain courted the media, cultivated them, even bragged that the media was his 'base.'

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  1. noun A plural of medium. See Usage Note at medium.
  2. noun Linguistics See medial.
  3. noun The middle, often muscular layer of the wall of a blood vessel.

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  1. Late Latin, from Latin, feminine of Latin medius, middle; see medium.

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  1. Latin, fem, of medius, middle: see medium.
 

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/ˈmidiə/
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