mediatorial
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Definition
- Adjective:
- Relating to a mediator or mediation: Describing something that pertains to the role, function, or actions of a person who intervenes between parties to reconcile differences or facilitate an agreement.
- Having the character of an intermediary: Characteristic of acting as a neutral third party to help resolve disputes or conflicts.
Usage Examples
- Adjective:
- The diplomat took on a mediatorial role in the peace talks. (The diplomat assumed a role characteristic of a mediator during the negotiations.)
- Her approach was purely mediatorial, focusing on finding common ground. (Her method was entirely related to mediation, concentrating on identifying shared interests.)
- The agreement was reached through mediatorial efforts. (The accord was achieved via actions pertaining to a mediator.)
Advanced Usage
- "mediatorial function": The specific duty or purpose of acting as a mediator.
- The committee's primary mediatorial function is to prevent labor strikes.
- "assume a mediatorial position": To formally take on the role of a mediator.
- The elder was asked to assume a mediatorial position in the family feud.
Variants and Related Words
- Mediate (verb): To intervene between parties to settle a dispute.
- He was asked to mediate the conflict.
- Mediation (noun): The process of mediating.
- The dispute was resolved through mediation.
- Mediator (noun): A person who mediates.
- She served as the mediator.
Synonyms
- Intermediary: A person who acts as a link between people or groups.
- Conciliatory: Intended or likely to placate or pacify.
- Intercessory: Involving pleading or intervention on behalf of another.
Related Phrases
- In a mediatorial capacity: Acting with the authority or function of a mediator.
- He spoke in a mediatorial capacity, not as a party to the dispute.
Adjective
- of or relating to a mediator or the duties of a mediator