- middle ground
- middle groundn.1. MIDDLE DISTANCE (sense 1)2. an intermediate position between opposing ideas, conflicting viewpoints, etc., by which reconciliation or compromise may be achieved
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middle ground — {n.} A place halfway between the two sides of an argument; a compromise. * /John wanted to go running. Bill said it was too hot. Tom took the middle ground and suggested a hike./ * /The committee found a middle ground between the two proposals./ … Dictionary of American idioms
middle ground — {n.} A place halfway between the two sides of an argument; a compromise. * /John wanted to go running. Bill said it was too hot. Tom took the middle ground and suggested a hike./ * /The committee found a middle ground between the two proposals./ … Dictionary of American idioms
