mediate in Greek
mediate in Greek is μεσολαβώ — mediate means to help two opposing sides reach an agreement by acting as a neutral go-between.
mediate in Greek
μεσολαβώ
Pronounced: mesolavo
(intransitive) To intervene between conflicting parties in order to resolve differences or bring about a settlement.
What does "mediate" mean?
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verb To help two opposing sides reach an agreement by acting as a neutral go-between.
"A retired judge was brought in to mediate the dispute between the two companies."
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adj Acting through an intermediate step or agent rather than directly.
"The effect was mediate rather than immediate, working through several intervening causes."
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mediate in a sentence
- A retired judge was brought in to mediate the dispute between the two companies.
- Their friend tried to mediate after the brothers stopped speaking to each other.
- The effect was mediate rather than immediate, working through several intervening causes.
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What is "mediate" in Greek?
"mediate" in Greek is μεσολαβώ. mediate means: To help two opposing sides reach an agreement by acting as a neutral go-between.
How do you pronounce μεσολαβώ?
"mediate" in Greek is μεσολαβώ, pronounced "mesolavo".
How do you use "mediate" in a sentence?
Example: "A retired judge was brought in to mediate the dispute between the two companies." In Greek, "mediate" is μεσολαβώ.
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