mediative
- adjective
- /ˈmidiˌeɪtɪv/
- A mediative role is often necessary to bridge differences in a team project.
Examples
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The mediative hallway allowed easy movement between the two main sections of the building.
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In many cultures, a mediative approach is preferred during negotiations.
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The garden served as a mediative space, linking the old and new parts of the house.
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The mediative role of the counselor helped resolve the conflict.
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The mediative conversation between the two leaders helped ease tensions between their countries.
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Her mediative role in the negotiation allowed both sides to reach a peaceful agreement.
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The community center offered mediative services, assisting neighbors in resolving their disputes amicably.
Synonyms
Joining two parts or things
Antonyms
How Connected
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Mediative in the sense of connecting things also comes from medius 'middle', just like the English word middle. So a mediative hallway or space is one that sits between two parts and links them together.