Definition of middle-of-the-road Middle-of-the-road

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What does middle-of-the-road mean?

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Adjective
middle-of-the-road - not extreme, especially in political views
middle-of-the-road - supporting or pursuing a course of action that is neither liberal nor conservative
  centrist
  center equally distant from the extremes
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  • middle-of-the-road (Adjective)
    Alternative spelling of middle of the road.

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