via media

• Locución latina que significa «camino medio» o «curso intermedio», usada para referirse a un compromiso o enfoque moderado entre dos extremos, a menudo en contextos políticos o filosóficos.

A Latin phrase meaning 'the middle way' or 'the intermediate course,' used to describe a compromise or moderate approach between two extremes, often in political or philosophical contexts.

1. Middle course or compromiseC2formal

   A way of acting or thinking that avoids extremes; a middle path or compromise between two opposing positions.

   término medio

   • The negotiators sought a via media between the two conflicting demands.
   • In politics, finding a via media is often the key to lasting peace.
   • The philosopher advocated for a via media between strict rationalism and pure empiricism.