midskill

English

Etymology

From mid- +‎ skill.

Adjective

midskill (not comparable)

  1. Having or involving a moderate amount of skill.
    • 2018, Lorenzo Pupillo, Eli Noam, Leonard Waverman, Digitized Labor: The Impact of the Internet on Employment, page 120:
      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.
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