arbitration

nounsettlement of dispute

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noun settlement of dispute

Antonyms for arbitration

Word Origin & History

late 14c., "absolute decision," from Old French arbitracion, from Latin arbitrationem (nominative arbitratio) "judgment, will," noun of action from past participle stem of arbitrari "to be of an opinion, give a decision," from arbiter (see arbiter). Meaning "settlement of a dispute by a third party" is from 1630s.

Example Sentences forarbitration

The Greek Government had put no impediment in the way of arbitration.

With such men there could be no arbitration, and in fact there was no need.

These decisions are given by, what may be called, a court of arbitration and a court of appeal.

It is not founded on the principle of arbitration or compulsion.

It is therefore basically not a plan of arbitration, nor is it an industrial court.

I hear that for the points now in dispute an arbitration will be proposed.

This talk of arbitration is very fine for the one who is in the wrong.

Harry was mentioned only once—in connection with his letter to Iver about the Arbitration.

Why he consented to the method of arbitration is one of the mysteries of his career.

The treaty of arbitration should be general and apply to all disputes.

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