nonmediation
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8.6
- noun
- Nonmediation can sometimes result in unresolved conflicts.
Examples
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The policy encourages nonmediation in minor workplace disagreements to promote independence.
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The nonmediation of the parties led to a stalemate.
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The conflict was settled by nonmediation, with both parties reaching an agreement on their own.
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Some organizations prefer nonmediation to encourage direct communication between disputing sides.
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The concept of nonmediation is essential to understanding how users perceive virtual reality without feeling the presence of the technology.
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In a negotiation, the ideal scenario is nonmediation, where each party communicates directly without outside influence.
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Artists often strive for nonmediation in their work, aiming to convey emotions directly to the viewer without any filters.
Synonyms
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7.5
Not getting involved in other countries' or people's affairs
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7.6
A policy of not getting involved in other countries' wars or politics
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Etymology
Nonmediation is made from the part non- meaning 'not' and mediate which comes from a root meaning 'middle', like the familiar word middle or medium. So, nonmediation means 'no middle', which explains why it describes a situation with no outside person stepping in and the parties solving things themselves.