Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
middle-ground
noun
/ˈmɪdəl ɡraʊnd/
Definition
A position or approach that is intermediate between two extremes.
Examples
- The negotiators found a middle-ground that satisfied both sides.
- In discussions about the project, we should strive to find a middle-ground between innovation and practicality.
- The author’s argument aims to reach a middle-ground between traditional and modern views.
Meaning
The middle-ground refers to a compromise or common ground that is agreed upon by opposing parties.
Synonyms
- compromise
- neutral position
- agreement
- common ground
