middle–of–the–road
adjective
Definition of middle–of–the–road
: standing for or following a course of action midway between extremes; especially : being neither liberal nor conservative in politics
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First Known Use of middle–of–the–road
1894
MIDDLE–OF–THE–ROAD Defined for English Language Learners
middle-of-the-road
adjective
Definition of middle–of–the–road for English Language Learners
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: supporting or following a course of action that is not extreme and that is acceptable to many different people
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