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go-between Meaning
Wordnet
go-between (n)
a negotiator who acts as a link between parties
Webster
go-between (n.)
An intermediate agent; a broker; a procurer; -- usually in a disparaging sense.
go-between Sentence Examples
- The diplomat served as a go-between in the delicate negotiations.
- The child acted as a go-between, relaying messages between their parents.
- The secret go-between facilitated the exchange of sensitive information.
- The trusted go-between ensured that both parties' confidences were protected.
- The go-between's knowledge of both sides allowed them to bridge the gap and foster understanding.
- The go-between's role was essential in resolving the long-standing conflict.
- The cunning go-between exploited their position to manipulate the situation.
- The go-between's motives were questioned, raising concerns about their trustworthiness.
- The reckless behavior of the go-between put the mission in jeopardy.
- The intrepid go-between risked their own safety to deliver the crucial message.
FAQs About the word go-between
a negotiator who acts as a link between partiesAn intermediate agent; a broker; a procurer; -- usually in a disparaging sense.
messenger, courier, ambassador, agent,runner, page, express, harbinger, herald, envoy
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The diplomat served as a go-between in the delicate negotiations.
The child acted as a go-between, relaying messages between their parents.
The secret go-between facilitated the exchange of sensitive information.
The trusted go-between ensured that both parties' confidences were protected.
