fence sitter

/ˈfɛns ˌsɪtər/
noun
  1. A person who avoids taking a side in a debate or conflict; someone who remains neutral or undecided.
    • Fence-sitters often wait to see which way the majority is leaning before deciding.
    • The candidate tried to win over the fence-sitters with a strong speech.
    • In the argument about the new policy, he was a fence-sitter and refused to choose a side.
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