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Meanings of middle ground in English

Portuguese
falsa equivalência
Spanish
falsa equivalencia

Logical fallacy of inconsistency.

falsa equivalência
Usage of middle ground in English
1
Perhaps only within certain boundaries, a middle ground between autonomy and enslavement?
The Golem and the Jinni
2
Could a return to middle ground of Keynesian economics be the answer?
The Irish Times
3
Facebook also takes a middle ground on the authenticity of personal accounts.
Reuters
4
You know, there's got to be some type of middle ground here.
Mass casualties: a young medic's true story of death, deception,...
5
There was no middle ground, either for the technology or the sleeper.
Alien: Covenant
6
The Rand took up the middle ground in terms of performance here.
The South African
7
No middle ground, not half measures, just a headlong leap into robo-vehicles.
Wired
8
We want them to reset the service… There is no middle ground.
Wired
9
Either he did or he did not, there's hardly a middle ground.
The bourne identity
10
The presidential election, by itself, will not find this elusive middle ground.
Reuters
11
The middle ground of being mildly active is being deserted, BlackRock says.
Reuters
12
The 3DS is an interesting middle ground between these two for me.
Wired
13
Maori Party co-leader Marama Fox was keen to find some middle ground.
Radio NZ
14
A lot of mustards and horseradish sauces play to the middle ground.
The Irish Times
15
Find the middle ground if engaged; it's a delicate subject for many people.
Climbing Magazine
16
As far as kids' social development, this is a kind of middle ground.
Reuters
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