moderationism

Examples

• All

• Many political leaders appeal to moderationism as a way to unite divided societies.

• The party's moderationism has attracted a wide range of voters.

• Critics argue that moderationism sometimes fails to address urgent problems decisively.

• Many argue that moderationism is essential for political stability.

• Many political leaders advocate moderationism to bridge the gap between conflicting ideologies.

• Her support for moderationism reflects her belief in compromise rather than extreme positions.

• In today's heated debates, moderationism is seen as a necessary approach to foster dialogue.

Synonyms

M

moderation

vsmoderationism

47 3.5

Keeping actions or feelings within reasonable limits

is a public policy stance urging middle positions in politics rather than personal control

C

centrism

vsmoderationism

3 6.1

A belief about politics that chooses moderate positions between the left and the right

is about promoting middle policies in various contexts rather than only left right balance

M

moderatism

vsmoderationism

• Formal

8.6

A political approach that avoids extreme left and right views

is focused on applying a middle approach in policy and practice rather than theory

Antonyms

E

extremism

• Literature

62 7.4

Holding very strong political or religious beliefs and supporting actions that harm others

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology