centrists

centrists — adjective

1. having political views that are not extreme, but are positioned in the middle be

1.形容詞B2
釋義

having political views that are not extreme, but are positioned in the middle between left‑wing and right‑wing opinions.

例句

The Democratic Party's centrist healthcare and tax platform appealed to swing voters in Ohio tired of extreme politics.

centrist platform on healthcare and taxes

Dr. Okafor described herself as a centrist voter who chooses candidates from both parties.

centrist voter + chooses candidates from both parties

同義詞
  • moderate

    wider meaning — applies to any area of life, not only politics

  • middle-of-the-road

    informal expression for avoiding extreme views

反義詞
  • extreme

    opposite end of the political spectrum

  • radical

    favouring major change rather than a middle position

文法句型

centrist + noun

be + centrist

用法筆記

Often used to describe political parties, policies, or voters who avoid extreme positions on either side of the left–right spectrum.

常見錯誤

The central party won the election.
The centrist party won the election.
💡'Central' refers to position or importance; 'centrist' refers to moderation in politics.

centrists — noun