Synonyms for centrist
ˈsɛn trɪstcen·trist

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1. centrist, middle of the roader, moderate, moderationistadjective

   a person who takes a position in the political center

   Synonyms:
   moderationist, moderate, middle of the roader

   Antonyms:
   right, left

2. centrist, middle-of-the-roadadjective

   supporting or pursuing a course of action that is neither liberal nor conservative

   Synonyms:
   middle-of-the-road

   Antonyms:
   right, left

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1. List of paraphrases for "centrist":

   moderate, al-wasat

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1. Tim Duy:

   George will essentially be seen as a centrist, given that the Fed is on track to raise rates at least two more times this year, having George as a voting member is not going to alter the outcome.

2. Horace Cooper:

   While it's more centrist than the nation at large, increasingly there is a working-class Black vote, a Black male vote (reflecting a growing gender-gap) and a Black evangelical vote.These subsets are increasingly acting and voting the way that their white counterparts do, when combined with the centrism of Blacks, the monolith of 90% of Blacks voting the same way that we saw in 2008 is over. In fact, every year since then the vote has split more and more. This change is largely a function of the disdain that Blacks have for the progressive agenda.

3. Dan Sekera:

   We just had a dinner with my grandparents today, and they were talking how they would really like Biden to run, but I think there will be a big disconnect between the millennials and generations you need, all my friends say,' If you're a centrist, you're basically as bad as the Republicans.' And Biden kind of floats in that area.

4. Leon FrescoFresco:

   I do think that what's complicated for Democrats is that, while the majority of the country is probably centrist on immigration, if given the choice between what they feel is a very progressive, almost non-rule-of-law version of immigration and a very draconian view of immigration, they will choose the draconian view because they at least want some order in the system, that is one thing I do think Secretary Clinton did not do an ideal job of. ... To the extent that anybody cared about that issue, they voted for President Trump.

5. Antonio Barroso:

   Even if no successful motion is passed to oust Rajoy, the risk of early elections before the end of the year has increased significantly, if an early election is held before year-end, a centrist, market-friendly and pro-European government would be the most likely result.