arbitrament (Meaning)

Wordnet

arbitrament (n)

the act of deciding as an arbiter; giving authoritative judgment

Webster

Determination; decision; arbitration.

The award of arbitrators.

The parties agreed to abide by the arbitrament of a neutral third party to settle their dispute.
The arbitrament rendered by the mediator brought closure to the contentious issue.
In ancient times, kings often served as arbiters, providing arbitrament in disputes between their subjects.
The arbitrament of the court was eagerly awaited by both parties involved in the lawsuit.
The arbitration clause in the contract outlined the process for seeking arbitrament in case of disagreements.
The arbitrament of the judge was based on the evidence presented during the trial.
Arbitrament is often considered a quicker and more cost-effective means of resolving conflicts compared to litigation.
The parties involved in the dispute sought to reach an amicable resolution through arbitrament rather than escalating the matter to court.
The arbitrament of the expert witness played a crucial role in determining liability in the complex case.
The arbitrament of the arbiter was respected by all parties involved, signifying the end of the long-standing dispute.

the act of deciding as an arbiter; giving authoritative judgmentDetermination; decision; arbitration., The award of arbitrators.

resolution, determination,declaration, award, decision, injunction, opinion, dictum, decree, pronouncement

No antonyms found.

The parties agreed to abide by the arbitrament of a neutral third party to settle their dispute.

The arbitrament rendered by the mediator brought closure to the contentious issue.

In ancient times, kings often served as arbiters, providing arbitrament in disputes between their subjects.

The arbitrament of the court was eagerly awaited by both parties involved in the lawsuit.