arbitrate in Latin
arbitrate in Latin is arbitror — arbitrate means to settle a dispute by issuing a ruling as an arbitrator or arbiter.
arbitrate in Latin
arbitror
To make a judgment (on a dispute) as an arbitrator or arbiter
What does "arbitrate" mean?
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verb To settle a dispute by issuing a ruling as an arbitrator or arbiter.
"to arbitrate a disputed case"
- verb To put a disagreement forward for this kind of official decision.
- verb To give something a value, or decide something, without a clear reason behind it.
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- to arbitrate a disputed case
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What is "arbitrate" in Latin?
"arbitrate" in Latin is arbitror. arbitrate means: To settle a dispute by issuing a ruling as an arbitrator or arbiter.
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