mediate /mēˈdi-ət/

1. Middle
2. Intervening
3. Indirect
4. Related or acting through something intervening

1. To interpose between parties as a friend of each
2. To act as intermediary
3. To intercede
4. To be or act as a medium
5. To hold a mediate position

1. To bring about, end, promote, obtain, or communicate by friendly intervention, or by intercession, or through an intermediary
2. To be the medium or intermediary of
3. To transmit, convey, pass on

mēˈdiacy noun

Mediateness

mēˈdiately adverb

mēˈdiateness noun

The state of being mediate

mediāˈtion noun

1. The act of mediating or coming between
2. (an) intercession

mēˈdiative /-ə-tiv/ adjective

mediatīzāˈtion or mediatīsāˈtion noun

mēˈdiatize or mēˈdiatise transitive verb

1. To cause to act in a subordinate position or through an agent
2. To reduce from immediate to mediate vassal (of the empire) without loss of dignity
3. To annex, or to subordinate, as a smaller state to a larger neighbouring one

mēˈdiātor noun

A person who mediates between parties in dispute

mediatōˈrial adjective

mediatōˈrially adverb

mēˈdiatorship noun

mēˈdiatory adjective

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• malicing
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• freers
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• free-select
• free-selected
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