arbitrative
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Relating to or having the authority to arbitrate: Describes something that is connected to the process of arbitration or that possesses the official power to settle a dispute between parties.
Usage Examples
- Adjective:
- The two companies agreed to an arbitrative process to resolve their contract dispute.
- The judge's role in this mediation is purely arbitrative.
- They established an arbitrative board to handle future grievances.
Advanced Usage
- In a formal/legal context: The term is primarily used in legal, diplomatic, or formal business contexts to describe bodies, procedures, or powers designed for dispute resolution.
- The treaty includes an arbitrative clause mandating third-party settlement.
- As an attributive adjective: It almost always comes before a noun (e.g., authority, body, function, power) and is not typically used predicatively (after verbs like "is" or "seems").
- The union questioned the arbitrative authority of the new committee. (Common)
- The authority of the committee is arbitrative. (Less common)
Variants and Related Words
- Arbitrate (verb): To officially settle an argument or a disagreement between two or more people or groups.
- An independent expert was called in to arbitrate.
- Arbitration (noun): The process of solving an argument between people by helping them to agree to an acceptable solution.
- The case will be settled by binding arbitration.
- Arbitrator (noun): A person who is chosen to settle a disagreement.
- The arbitrator's decision is final.
Synonyms
- Mediatory: Attempting to persuade people in a dispute to reach an agreement.
- Judicial: Relating to the legal system and to judgments made in a court of law.
- Adjudicative: Having the function of adjudicating; making a formal judgment or decision.
Antonyms
- Litigious: Inclined to engage in lawsuits.
- Contentious: Causing or likely to cause an argument; controversial.
- Adversarial: Involving or characterized by conflict or opposition.
Adjective
- relating to or having the authority to arbitrate
- an arbitrative board