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middle-of-the-road
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Adjective
Avoiding major social change or extreme political ideas
Marked by temperatures that are neither too high nor too low
Dull or unoriginal
A middle point between extremes
Averse to change or innovation and holding traditional values
Causing weariness, restlessness, or lack of interest
Treating all parties, rivals, or disputants equally
Reluctant to give out information or show one's feelings or opinion
Not highly intellectual or cultured
(
of cultural activities or products
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Designed with the intention to suit the taste of the general public rather than specialists or intellectuals
(
of entertainment
)
Not profound or serious
Noun
A state equally removed from two opposite extremes
An area or point that is an equal distance from all points along an edge or outer surface
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Adjective
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Avoiding major social change or extreme political ideas
moderate
central
centrist
non-extreme
non-radical
non-reactionary
dispassionate
equitable
impartial
open to reason
mainstream
reasonable
safe
uncontroversial
“An archbishop with
middle-of-the-road
politics.”
Adjective
▲
Marked by temperatures that are neither too high nor too low
balanced
cautious
compromising
conservative
controlled
disciplined
even
impartial
indifferent
inexpensive
midway
mild
moderate
modest
neutral
noncommittal
nonpartisan
reasonable
straight
not excessive
on the fence
restrained
sober
steady
temperate
calm
cool
equable
limited
balmy
clement
deliberate
easy
genial
gentle
regular
soft
tolerant
judicious
lenient
peaceable
abstinent
bearable
careful
considerate
considered
inconsiderable
low-key
measured
monotonous
pacific
pleasant
reserved
tame
tranquil
untroubled
not given to excesses
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Dull or unoriginal
normal
ordinary
typical
average
humdrum
mainstream
majority
mundane
run-of-the-mill
standard
unexciting
unremarkable
commonplace
everyday
unexceptional
pedestrian
prosaic
undistinguished
banal
mediocre
trite
uninspired
uninteresting
dull
forgettable
hackneyed
indifferent
lackluster
US
lacklustre
UK
so-so
unmemorable
vanilla
bland
common
quotidian
stale
tired
unoriginal
overdone
overused
overworked
predictable
time-worn
corny
derivative
widespread
bog-standard
bush-league
customary
cut-and-dried
cut-and-dry
garden variety
garden-variety
hacky
ornery
routine
standard-issue
usual
workaday
worn out
clichéd
cornball
dime-a-dozen
dime-store
half-pie
plain vanilla
characterless
colourless
UK
colorless
US
garden
lowly
matter-of-course
middling
natural
no great shakes
not so hot
obvious
old hat
played out
plebeian
prevalent
starch
uneventful
unnoteworthy
worn-out
not much cop
not up to much
ten a penny
a dime a dozen
boiler plate
familiar tune
nothing to get excited about
nothing to write home about
suburban
featureless
inconsequential
inconspicuous
nondescript
unimpressive
unnoticeable
unspectacular
moderate
passable
simple
jejune
all right
fair
fair-to-middling
not bad
OK
okay
plain
generic
mean
modest
second-rate
bog standard
no big deal
nothing special
common or garden
conventional
boring
uninspiring
tame
medium
run-of-mine
run-of-the-mine
second-class
basic
intermediate
no-frills
regular
dime a dozen
fair to middling
middle of the road
inferior
tolerable
adequate
insignificant
amateur
amateurish
meh
decent
fairish
not very good
of poor quality
homespun
unpretentious
homely
humble
stereotyped
drab
dreary
monotonous
plastic
white-bread
in-between
O.K.
serviceable
good
satisfactory
traditional
familiar
frequent
household
ubiquitous
habitual
trivial
respectable
enough
immaterial
unimportant
poor
of no consequence
acceptable
reasonable
goodish
unexceptionable
minimal
competent
commensurate
fine
presentable
unobjectionable
able
cromulent
plenty
sufficing
fairly good
good enough
pretty good
up to scratch
nothing to shout about
casual
day-to-day
informal
nitty-gritty
practical
terrestrial
two a penny
stock
anonymous
par for the course
nothing out of the ordinary
representative
archetypal
archetypical
characteristic
stereotypical
true
middlebrow
bourgeois
unchallenging
unintellectual
accepted
established
lamestream
prevailing
general
orthodox
central
current
received
conformist
core
popular
recognised
UK
recognized
US
dominant
predominant
primary
accustomed
domestic
family
unimaginative
wonted
whitebread
per diem
overall
ruling
public
widely held
sufficient
suitable
appropriate
agreeable
alright
comfortable
fit
palatable
solid
sound
convenient
fitting
proper
valid
appeasing
assuaging
assuasive
correct
kosher
pleasant
swell
jake
quite good
sufficiently good
up to standard
up to par
totally fine
up to snuff
in order
up to the mark
completely understandable
A-OK
boilerplate
nowhere
run of the mill
mass
wide
broad
shared
blanket
collective
communal
global
joint
national
outright
overarching
universal
comprehensive
pervasive
rampant
rife
epidemic
nationwide
societal
sweeping
total
vulgar
wholesale
all-around
all-round
in circulation
in force
in vogue
broad-brush
across the board
across-the-board
broad-spectrum
whatever
nothing
useless
inconsiderable
irrelevant
paltry
piddling
pointless
worthless
meaningless
not worth mentioning
of no account
of no importance
of little consequence
of little importance
of no great concern
more ❯
“I don't want to be a
middle-of-the-road
person.”
Adjective
▲
A middle point between extremes
mean
medium
middle
midpoint
golden mean
middle ground
midway
average
between
centre
UK
center
US
centermost
central
equidistant
halfway
inner
inside
intermediate
intervening
mainstream
medial
median
mezzo
mid
middlemost
midmost
betwixt and between
straddling the fence
middle of the road
smack in the middle
intermediary
mediate
middling
midsize
midsized
moderate
modest
mesial
interior
internal
Adjective
▲
Averse to change or innovation and holding traditional values
conservative
traditional
conventional
hidebound
orthodox
old-fashioned
cautious
stable
die-hard
dyed-in-the-wool
moderate
reactionary
timid
traditionalist
unchanging
archconservative
brassbound
button-down
buttoned-down
careful
guarded
mossbacked
old-line
old-school
paleoconservative
prudent
quiet
safe
sober
standpat
traditionalistic
ultraconservative
unadventurous
unenterprising
unprogressive
temperate
bourgeois
constant
controlled
fearful
firm
fogyish
fuddy-duddy
illiberal
inflexible
obstinate
redneck
right
steady
unchangeable
uncreative
undaring
unimaginative
hard hat
holding to
not extreme
old guard
old line
white bread
in a rut
right of center
stick in the mud
rightist
right-wing
Tory
accepted
established
conformist
ethnocentric
fundamentalist
purist
Adjective
▲
Causing weariness, restlessness, or lack of interest
drab
boring
dull
monotonous
uninteresting
dreary
dry
tedious
flat
wearisome
stale
unexciting
uninspired
bland
insipid
non-stimulating
unimaginative
uninspiring
vapid
feeble
lacklustre
UK
lustreless
pallid
tame
trite
vacuous
wishy-washy
anemic
US
anaemic
UK
barren
characterless
colourless
UK
humdrum
lame
lifeless
limp
spiritless
sterile
tired
zestless
antiseptic
arid
bloodless
colorless
US
commonplace
drudging
dusty
heavy
ho-hum
jading
jejune
leaden
mediocre
mind-numbing
monochromatic
mundane
nondescript
numbing
old
pedestrian
ponderous
run-of-the-mill
slow
stodgy
stuffy
stupid
tiresome
tiring
weary
wearying
prosaic
unexceptional
unremarkable
blah
bleak
brown
desolate
dowdy
faded
grey
UK
gray
US
grungy
lackluster
US
lusterless
murky
plain
run-down
same
shabby
sombre
UK
somber
US
subfuse
unchanging
zero
dull as dishwater
weak
torpid
unanimated
vanilla
inoffensive
undistinctive
unstimulating
banal
featureless
flavourless
UK
flavorless
US
milk-and-water
nerdy
nothing
ordinary
pabulum
sapless
unappealing
waterish
wimpy
ho hum
unmemorable
pathetic
lacking charisma
lacking personality
run-of-the mill
not amounting to much
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Treating all parties, rivals, or disputants equally
impartial
fair
just
objective
disinterested
equitable
unbiased
unprejudiced
detached
equal
neutral
nonpartisan
open-minded
even-handed
dispassionate
anti-discrimination
nondiscriminating
non-discriminatory
non-partisan
uncommitted
uninvolved
candid
evenhanded
fair-minded
indifferent
square
balanced
impersonal
independent
nonaligned
nondiscriminatory
on-the-fence
unbigoted
uncolored
unslanted
without favouritism
without fear or favour
free from discrimination
without favor
on the fence
with no axe to grind
disengaged
autonomous
unemotional
clinical
non-aligned
unallied
bystanding
disconnected
non-discriminating
unconcerned
broad-minded
non-participating
removed
unaligned
undecided
unconnected
uninfluenced
uninterested
on sidelines
straight
inactive
nonchalant
not taking sides
poker-faced
free-wheeling
unaffected
unaffiliated
unimplicated
on one's own
playing it cool
floating
free
undeclared
free-floating
unattached
uncertain
vacillating
apathetic
casual
fence-sitting
free-spirited
laid-back
restrained
not involved
cut loose
don't care
middle ground
sitting on the fence
middle of the road
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Reluctant to give out information or show one's feelings or opinion
noncommittal
neutral
ambiguous
beige
careful
cautious
characterless
circumspect
discreet
equivocal
evasive
faceless
featureless
guarded
indefinite
indistinctive
nondescript
politic
reserved
tactful
temporising
UK
temporizing
US
tentative
unrevealing
vague
vanilla
wary
constrained
even-steven
hush-hush
incommunicable
judicious
middle-ground
on-the-fence
restrained
zipped
buttoned up
clammed up
Adjective
▲
Not highly intellectual or cultured
lowbrow
popular
lightweight
mass-market
tabloid
unsophisticated
philistine
pop
accessible
downmarket
easy-to-understand
inferior
rubbishy
shallow
simple
simplistic
trashy
uncultured
unpretentious
cheap
dumbed-down
insubstantial
intellectually undemanding
plebeian
undemanding
unscholarly
easy to understand
Adjective
▲
(
of cultural activities or products
)
Designed with the intention to suit the taste of the general public rather than specialists or intellectuals
popular
lay
general
amateur
accessible
approachable
simplified
plain
simple
easy
straightforward
understandable
intelligible
middlebrow
lowbrow
embraced
familiar
pop
bland
cheap
easy to understand
lay person's
mass-market
non-professional
non-specialist
non-technical
readily understood
Adjective
▲
(
of entertainment
)
Not profound or serious
light
entertaining
lightweight
lighthearted
humorous
pleasant
amusing
funny
playful
recreative
superficial
undemanding
whimsical
cheerful
delightful
diverting
enjoyable
facetious
frivolous
jocular
pleasing
trifling
trivial
uncomplicated
witty
animated
chucklesome
dry
fun-filled
jolly
merry
recreational
chipper
easily understood
flighty
fun
idle
unserious
Noun
▲
A state equally removed from two opposite extremes
mean
middle course
middle way
mid point
central point
middle
middle ground
happy medium
golden mean
compromise
concession
balance
middle of the road
trade-off
consensus
median
meeting ground
midway
norm
average
center ground
neutral ground
neutral territory
fifty-fifty
give-and-take
gray area
half and half
half measure
understanding
win-win situation
midpoint
straddling the fence
medium
centre
UK
center
US
centrism
interface
majority
middle America
middle England
moderation
juste milieu
via media
Noun
▲
An area or point that is an equal distance from all points along an edge or outer surface
midpoint
centre
UK
center
US
core
middle
midst
average
axis
bull's-eye
centrality
centriole
centrum
cynosure
equidistance
essence
focus
gist
heart
hotbed
hub
inside
interior
intermediacy
intermediate
kernel
mainstream
marrow
median
mediocre
nave
navel
norm
nucleus
omphalos
pith
pivot
place
polestar
quick
root
seat
border line
focal point
radial point
middle of the road
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