arbitrating (Meaning)

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arbitrating (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Arbitrate

No weak antonyms found.

He spent most of his career arbitrating disputes between major corporations.
The judge's role involved arbitrating legal conflicts in a fair and impartial manner.
As a professional mediator, she specialized in arbitrating family disputes.
The union and management were in the process of arbitrating their contract negotiations.
The committee members were tasked with arbitrating the disagreement over the new policy.
The court appointed a skilled arbitrator to begin arbitrating the complex case.
She was skilled at arbitrating conflicts between coworkers and finding mutually beneficial solutions.
The international organization played a crucial role in arbitrating conflicts between member states.
The council was responsible for arbitrating disputes between residents in the community.
He dedicated himself to arbitrating conflicts in his community to promote harmony and understanding.

of Arbitrate

settling, judging, adjudicating,deciding, determining, resolving, considering,adjudging, prosecuting, ruling (on)

hedging,hedging, skirting, skirting,equivocating, pussyfooting, pussyfooting, equivocating,

He spent most of his career arbitrating disputes between major corporations.

The judge's role involved arbitrating legal conflicts in a fair and impartial manner.

As a professional mediator, she specialized in arbitrating family disputes.

The union and management were in the process of arbitrating their contract negotiations.