Mediator
Pronunciation: /ˈmiːdiːˌeɪtər/
Mediator (noun)
- A person who helps two sides talk and agree when they disagree.
- A neutral representative who guides talks between groups to reach an agreement.
- A substance in the body that carries signals between cells and helps control reactions.
Examples
- The mediator helped settle the dispute between the neighbors.
- A mediator listens carefully and helps settle disagreements peacefully.