arbitrator

nounsettler of a dispute

Synonyms for arbitrator

noun settler of a dispute

Word Origin & History

early 15c., from Old French arbitratour (13c.), from Latin arbitrator "a spectator, hearer, witness, judge," agent noun from past participle stem of arbitrari, from arbiter (see arbiter). The legal form of popular arbiter; in modern usage, an arbiter makes decisions of his own accord and is accountable to no one but himself; an arbitrator (early 15c.) decides issues referred to him by the parties.

Example Sentences for arbitrator

And they chose Bosambo, paramount and magnificent chief of the Ochori, as arbitrator.

He occupied all governmental offices, and was the arbitrator of domestic life.

I have reason to remember their squabble, for they wanted to make me their arbitrator.

Often chosen for his prudence and justnes to be an arbitrator; and he was a great peace-maker.

For how should they choose an enemy in arms to be arbitrator?

This had happened once before, and he stepped in as arbitrator.

Here is the duty of arbitrator and peacemaker, but no power or control.

Yes, very likely there would be if they had not appointed me as arbitrator.

The two have a sharp dispute, which is summed up by sop as arbitrator.

Of these the board was appealed to as arbitrator in 95 cases.

arbitrator

Synonyms for arbitrator

go-between

interceder

intercessor

intermediator

mediator

arbitrator

Synonyms for arbitrator

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arbiter

go-between

interceder

intercessor

intermediator

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