日ひ和より見み

noun, noun or participle which takes 'suru'

opportunism; wait-and-see attitude; sitting on the fence

Describes a person or stance that avoids commitment and instead watches how a situation develops before deciding which side to support. Often carries a negative nuance of self-serving flexibility. Commonly used as a noun or with する to mean 'to wait and see' or 'to be an opportunist'.

• 彼かれはいつも日ひ和より見みで、自じ分ぶんの意い見けんをはっきり言いわない。

  He's always sitting on the fence and never states his own opinion clearly.

• 選せん挙きょの前まえに、多おおくの政せい治じ家かが日ひ和より見みを決きめ込こんだ。

  Before the election, many politicians adopted a wait-and-see attitude.