Middle-of-the-road Definition

mĭdl-əv-thə-rōd
adjective
Characterized by the avoidance of extremes, as in politics or matters of taste.
Webster's New World
Pursuing a course of action midway between extremes, especially following a course in politics that is neither liberal nor conservative.
American Heritage
Of, relating to, or being a type of entertainment, especially popular music, that appeals to a wide audience.
American Heritage
Alternative spelling of middle of the road.
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Middle-of-the-road Sentence Examples

  • So fair play, he's self recorded and written a pretty reasonable middle of the road album.

  • For the middle of the road in terms of difficulty, price and flexibility, Microsoft Digital Image Pro is a good choice.

  • Throw in some brown for a masculine balance, and many times you two will be able to meet in the middle of the road.

  • On the next lap, most of the barrier wreckage was in the middle of the road and I hit it again…and again…and again… Okay, maybe it wasn't funny now, but you had to be there.

  • Fitting somewhere between the boldness of the magenta phone found at T-Mobile and the lighter colored version at Verizon is the middle-of-the-road pink RAZR from Cingular, which has now become the new AT&T.

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