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View definitions for middle course

middle course

noun as in mean

noun as in middle-of-the-road

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Under pressure over his role in eliminating the constitutional right to abortion, Trump tried to chart a middle course on Monday, releasing a video in which he said he proudly paved the way for the court’s decision and that the matter should be left to states.

But in steering a middle course between those positions, Piper said, he knew that he and the museum could annoy both sides.

The BBC understands Mr Sunak is hoping to steer a middle course between those options.

From BBC

She was a centrist on an ideologically divided court, and she used her position to steer a middle course on the controversial issues of her time, including affirmative action, abortion, religion and the death penalty.

Biden is trying to carve out a middle course.

From Slate

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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