Middle-of-the-road
Middle-of-the-road adjective - Avoiding major social change or extreme political ideas.
Old guard and middle-of-the-road are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Old guard" instead an adjective phrase "Middle-of-the-road".
Old guard
Old guard noun - A faction that is unwilling to accept new ideas.
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Synonyms for Old guard
Middle-of-the-road and old guard are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Middle-of-the-road" instead an adjective phrase "Old guard".
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Related pairs
- steady and middle-of-the-road
- steady and old guard
- moderate and middle-of-the-road
- moderate and old guard
- sober and middle-of-the-road
- sober and old guard
- orthodox and middle-of-the-road
- orthodox and old guard
- reactionary and middle-of-the-road
- reactionary and old guard
- controlled and middle-of-the-road
- controlled and old guard
- quiet and middle-of-the-road
- quiet and old guard
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