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unmediated

/ʌnmˈidɪˌeɪɾᵻd/ adj

Not mediated

Word Origin Mediate comes from Latin medius 'middle' — to mediate is to be in the middle, to intervene. Unmediated means without a middleman, direct. The root medius gives us immediate (without anything in between), median (middle point), and even medieval (middle ages). So unmediated is skipping the middle.

adj Not mediated

The two leaders held an unmediated discussion to resolve their differences.

(形容词) 无中介的；直接的

两位领导人进行了非中介的直接讨论以解决分歧。

(adjetivo) directo; sin intermediarios; inmediato [No mediado; sin intermediarios.]

Los dos líderes mantuvieron una conversación sin intermediarios para resolver sus diferencias.

(adjectif) direct; sans intermédiaire; sans médiation; immédiat [Qui se fait sans intermédiaire ni médiation.]

Les deux dirigeants ont eu une discussion sans médiation pour résoudre leurs différends.

(Adjektiv) unvermittelt; direkt [**unmediated** Adj. unvermittelt; ohne Vermittlung oder Einflussnahme durch Dritte; direkt.]

Die beiden Führungspersönlichkeiten führten ein **unmediated** Gespräch, um ihre Differenzen zu klären.

(形容詞) 仲介者のない、中間に入るものがない、直接の。

両首脳は、相違を解決するために直接会談を行った。

(adjetivo) não mediado; direto [Não mediado.]

Os dois líderes realizaram uma discussão direta para resolver suas diferenças.

Synonyms: direct immediate firsthand face-to-face unassisted Antonyms: mediated indirect intermediated assisted
Word parts: un + mediate + ed

Related words

mediation mediator immediate intermediate median medial middling

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