arbitrator — A neutral person chosen to settle a dispute between parties, especially in legal or business matters.
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: A neutral person chosen to settle a dispute between parties, especially in legal or business matters.
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈɑrbɪˌtreɪtər/
Korean meaning: 중재자, 조정자
Korean pronunciation: 아르-비-트레이-터 (강세: 아르)
Example Sentences
- When the pizza delivery was two hours late, mom became the arbitrator between dad's hunger rage and the delivery guy's excuses.
- The labor dispute was resolved when both parties agreed to accept the arbitrator's final decision.
- My cat thinks she's the arbitrator when my dogs fight over toys, but she just steals the toy and runs away.
arbitrator
NOUN//ˈɑrbɪˌtreɪtər//
A neutral person chosen to settle a dispute between parties, especially in legal or business matters.
A neutral person chosen to settle a dispute between parties, especially in legal or business matters.
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Origin
From Latin 'arbiter' meaning judge or witness. In ancient Rome, an arbiter was an impartial third party who settled disputes, which evolved into our modern meaning of 'mediator' or 'judge in arbitration.'
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“When the pizza delivery was two hours late, mom became the arbitrator between dad's hunger rage and the delivery guy's excuses.”
“The labor dispute was resolved when both parties agreed to accept the arbitrator's final decision.”
“My cat thinks she's the arbitrator when my dogs fight over toys, but she just steals the toy and runs away.”
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