Mesothetic: Not Too Much, Not Too Little
Explore mesothetic (メソセティック), an uncommon adjective denoting the middle ground between extremes.
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Mesothetic
メソセティック adj.
Etymology: From meso- (Greek mesos, “middle”) + -thetic (from Greek tithenai, “to place, set”).
1. Intermediate in nature; occupying a middle position between two extremes.
2. Characterized by balance or moderation in quality, form, or expression.
Examples:
The artist’s mesothetic compositions bridge minimalism and ornamentation, achieving harmony through contrast.
In the video “Radical Centrism || Ideology Review” by JREG, radical centrism is portrayed as a mesothetic position—balancing pragmatism and reform between ideological extremes while rejecting partisan rigidity.
See also: Mesothetic — Wiktionary
