"Mediatrix" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

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"Mediatrix" Meaning

A mediatrix is a female mediator or an intermediary who helps to resolve a dispute or conflict between two or more parties. It is a synonym of mediator, but is commonly used to refer specifically to a woman who performs this role.

"Mediatrix" Examples

Usage Examples for "Mediatrix"


The church establishment decided to install a mediatrix to facilitate communication between the clergy and the congregation.
+ Example of "mediatrix" as a noun, referring to a medium or intermediary.
In the peace negotiations, the diplomat played the role of a mediatrix between the warring parties.
+ Example of "mediatrix" as a noun, referring to a person who facilitates communication between opposing parties.
The company appointed a mediatrix to resolve the dispute between the management and the union.
+ Example of "mediatrix" as a noun, referring to a neutral third-party mediator.
She acted as a mediatrix, helping her husband and sister-in-law resolve their long-standing feud.
+ Example of "mediatrix" as a noun, referring to a person who helps others resolve conflicts or difficulties.
The mediatrix service allowed the parties to exchange information and come to a mutually beneficial agreement.
+ Example of "mediatrix" as a noun, referring to a means or method of mediation or communication facilitation.
Note: The word "mediatrix" is less commonly used than "mediator", but it is still a valid term in the English language.

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