Mediator is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MEDIATOR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one who mediates
• a person who attempts to make people involved in a conflict come to an agreement; a go-between
• One who mediates; especially, one who interposes between parties at variance for the purpose of reconciling them; hence, an intercessor.
• a negotiator who acts as a link between parties
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that mediates

Words related to MEDIATOR

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Words that contain MEDIATOR

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How to use MEDIATOR in a sentence

• Who was the divine mediator that had passed? Perhaps the beloved dead for whom she mourned, and whose presence near her she fancied she could divine.
• She could not accept the Christian idea of separation and the Mediator.
• But he knows it is his trustworthy mediator of that truth.
• Gilbert of Gloucester, alone of the younger generation, still aspired to the position of a mediator.
• Please, however, do not look upon me in any way as a would-be mediator.
• I am the mediator, who conveys the messages to and fro, and I know very well that I risk my life in doing it.
• That such worship as is due to Christ is the worship of a mediator and cannot possibly be that paid to the one supreme God.
• He furthermore promised to act as mediator between his Master and his Fellows, and to deal justly with both parties.
• The governor pretended that he had been the mediator of that agreement.
• Moreover, Origen regards Christ as playing an important part in prayer, particularly as mediator and high priest.
• The worship of Mithras had its redeemer, its mediator, hierarchy, sacrifice, baptism and sacred meal.
• Neither, therefore, is it proper to Him to be Mediator.
• And therefore He is most truly called Mediator, as man.
• Therefore, as man, He can be Mediator, but not as God.
• The Spaniards insisted upon the same manner of proceeding, and called upon the mediator and Dutch ministers to support their pretensions.
• The czar continued to prosecute the war, and at length concluded a peace without a mediator.
• This Holy Spirit is the mediator between God and His creatures.
• Each of the Prophets was a mediator through whom God visited and spoke to His people.
• Hasjelti is the mediator between the Navajo and the sun.
• The wish of the powerless is recorded, the intercessive prayer of the indigent is offered to God by the Mediator, who observed and blessed the scanty donation of the poor widow.
• They even retained some idea of the redemption of mankind through the death of a Mediator.
• Evil principle to be overcome by a Redeemer or Mediator, 277-m.
• Redemption of mankind through the death of a Mediator believed by the Druids, 618-u.
• It is very one-sided and presumptuous to assert that there is only one Mediator.
• He had a firm belief that it is a function of the church to act as mediator between employer and employed.
• Had not the state of his own feelings made him too interested a party to act as counsellor or mediator, he would at once have questioned Emily on the subject.
• The Aetolians also called in one of their neighbours as a mediator, Amynander, king of the Athamanians.
• One was the frontier question of Bolgrad, in which, however, Cavour finally acted as mediator, his suggestion being accepted both by the English and the Russian Governments.
• This covenant was instituted at the hands of Moses as a mediator.
• The same connects me with all finite beings of my species, and is the universal mediator between us all.
• But of this more, when we come to shew more particularly, how and in what respects he is called the truth, as Mediator.
• It is the glory of the Mediator to bring his broken, torn, and sinking vessel, safe to shore.
• I am therefore satisfied to act as a fair mediator between government and the people, endeavoring to form a plan which should have both an early and a temperate operation.
• But so elated were the Chinese by their unexpected success that they were in no mood to accept the services of a mediator.

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