Mediation is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MEDIATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of mediating or coming between
• intervention in a dispute in order to resolve it; arbitration
• intervention in a process or relationship; intercession
• a negotiation to resolve differences that is conducted by some impartial party
• the act of intervening for the purpose of bringing about a settlement
• act of mediating
ADJECTIVE:
• The act of mediating; action or relation of anything interposed; action as a necessary condition, means, or instrument; interposition; intervention.
• Hence, specifically, agency between parties at variance, with a view to reconcile them; entreaty for another; intercession.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act or process of mediating; intervention between conflicting parties to promote reconciliation, settlement, or compromise

Words related to MEDIATION

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Words that contain MEDIATION

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How to use MEDIATION in a sentence

• There is, however, reason to doubt whether a conference between four great Powers as an organ for the mediation is the most suitable way out of the difficulty.
• The emperor even wrote to his royal nephew, imploring him to treat his wayward subjects with moderation, and offered his mediation between them.
• It was now for the first time that Spain would consent to listen to advice or mediation, which had for its object the termination of this frightful war.
• Austria mobilized her army, and a war could hardly have been avoided but for the mediation of Germany and England.
• Sazonof that Austria would consent to submit to mediation the points in the note to Servia which seemed incompatible with the maintenance of Servian independence.
• She had faith in him, and she cured herself of a deathly disease through the mediation of her God.
• Accordingly, the Lord Jesus, immediately on the fall of our first parents, entered upon his work of mediation.
• This has been, and still is, the besetting weakness of the theology of mediation.
• But a man who has no eye for Nature will hardly learn to love her at second-hand through the mediation of canvas and colors.
• On the part of France the mediation had been publicly accepted before the offer of it could be received here.
• He promotes good or use by the mediation of angels in heaven, and of men on earth, 7.
• And here let me offer to you my mediation to compose the difference between you, be it what it will.
• The British government offered its mediation between Spain and her colonies, but the offer was rejected by the court of Madrid.
• The Londoners closed their gates on both parties, but the mediation of the King of the Romans prevented a collision.
• But the royalists would not listen to the mediation of so pronounced a partisan.
• The Steward of Scotland, who, after the collapse of the revolt in the south-west, served under Warenne, offered his mediation.
• At Lisieux, the next important stage, came the inevitable two cardinals with their inevitable proposals of mediation, which Edward put aside with scant civility.
• He became reconciled to his father some months after, through the mediation of the magistrate, Mr.
• At length through mediation of friends, a peace was made betwixt them.
• He added only the brief comment that he, himself, thought the way might possibly be opened to mediation.
• As it is certain that neither of these powers wish for war, and that England and France are particularly averse to it, perhaps the matter may end in an armed mediation.
• France, desired by Sweden to join the courts of London and Berlin in their mediation between Sweden and Russia, has declined it.
• The invaluable mediation of our friend, the Marquis de la Fayette, was therefore resorted to, and the subject explained, though not pressed.
• I sincerely pray that this mediation may produce a just peace.
• It expressly declared that it was not an offer of mediation nor a proposal of peace.
• The king of France interposed his mediation, which was conducted by the duke de Richlieu, his ambassador at Vienna.
• The king of Poland, in his distress, did not fail to implore the assistance and mediation of neutral powers.
• In favour of the city, the foreign ministers there residing interposed their mediation with such zeal and success, that tolerable conditions were obtained.
• He attempted immediately after his arrival in the Netherlands to bring about a peace through the mediation of St.
• Plato, in part, conceived the progressive mediation between ignorance and wisdom, 711-u.
• I had done it sooner, if I had had the least doubt that before now she would not have received from you some news of the happy effects of your kind mediation in her behalf.
• Cartier and Macdougall to London, to treat for the transfer of the Territories, which, through the mediation of Lord Granville, was finally effected.
• Although the spirit is not master of what it creates through the mediation of music, yet it experiences ecstasy in this creation.
• The story deals with her trial, condemnation and final pardon and happy marriage with her lover through the noble mediation of Jeanie, her elder sister.
• His legal position will not be very different from that of a woman citizen, who needs the like mediation.
• He will graciously accept of this our free will offering in and through the merit and mediation of our Dear Redeemer.

Similar words containing MEDIA without suffix tion

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