arbitrement
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Definition
Noun: 1. The act of deciding as an arbiter; giving authoritative judgment: The formal process or instance of making a definitive decision or judgment on a dispute by an appointed, neutral third party (an arbiter). It implies a binding resolution.
Usage
- Arbitrement is a formal and somewhat less common synonym for arbitration. It is used in legal, official, or formal contexts to describe the process of settling a dispute outside of court.
- It functions as a noun and is typically used with verbs like , , , or .
Examples
- The contract stipulated that any dispute would be settled through arbitrement.
- Both parties agreed to submit their claim to arbitrement to avoid lengthy litigation.
- The final arbitrement of the panel was accepted by all involved.
Advanced Usage
- "To submit to arbitrement": To formally agree to have a dispute resolved by an arbiter.
- The nations agreed to submit their border dispute to arbitrement.
- "Binding arbitrement": A process where the decision of the arbiter is final and legally enforceable.
- The clause mandates binding arbitrement, so the decision cannot be appealed in court.
Variants and Related Words
- Arbitration (n): The more common modern term for the same process. (e.g., ).
- Arbiter (n): The person or body appointed to judge and decide a dispute.
- Arbitrate (v): To act as an arbiter; to settle a dispute through arbitration.
- Arbitral (adj): Pertaining to arbitration or an arbiter. (e.g., ).
Synonyms
- Adjudication
- Mediation (though mediation is often less binding and more facilitative)
- Settlement
- Judgment
Antonyms
- Litigation
- Disagreement
- Deadlock
- Conflict
Noun
- the act of deciding as an arbiter; giving authoritative judgment
- they submitted their disagreement to arbitration