moderationist

Examples

• All

• His moderationist stance made him a popular compromise candidate among undecided voters.

• The party attracted many moderationists who were dissatisfied with the extremes on both sides.

• The moderationist approach is often overlooked in political discussions.

• Many voters appreciate a moderationist stance during elections.

• As a moderationist, she advocated for policies that incorporated both liberal and conservative ideas.

• His moderationist views helped bridge the gap between the competing factions in the party.

• Many moderationists believe that compromise is essential for effective governance.

Synonyms

M

moderate

vsmoderationist

85 4.6

A person with political views that are not extreme

avoids extremes while focusing on central, balanced choices

C

centrist

vsmoderationist

24 4.2

A person with moderate political views between the left and the right

avoids extreme positions in general rather than only left-right balance

P

politique

vsmoderationist

• Archaic

1 9.9

A person who favors practical government solutions over strict ideas

avoids extreme positions by staying moderate rather than mainly pragmatic

M

middle of the roader

vsmoderationist

7.3

A person who has moderate political views between left and right

avoids extremes generally rather than only occupying the center

A

antiradical

vsmoderationist

7.4

A person who opposes extreme political change and prefers slow, moderate reform

avoids extremes in general rather than only opposing radicalism

Antonyms

E

extremist

• Literature

65 6.9

Having very strong political or religious views that most people reject

How Moderate

moderationist

8.1

partisan

363 6.7

radical

79 6.3

extremist

• Literature

65 6.9

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology