go-betweens (Meaning)

go-betweens

an intermediate agent, a person who acts as a messenger or a peacemaker between two persons or groups

The diplomats served as go-betweens in the negotiations, facilitating communication between the warring factions.
The teacher acted as a go-between for the students, interpreting their questions and conveying the answers.
The go-betweens arranged a secret meeting between the rival gangs to discuss a truce.
Gossip often spread like wildfire through the office, with the go-betweens eagerly passing on juicy tidbits.
The lawyers engaged in intense negotiations, using their go-betweens to relay offers and counteroffers.
The go-betweens in the love triangle played a crucial role, transmitting messages and keeping the relationships afloat.
The mediator served as a neutral go-between, helping the parties reach a compromise in the custody dispute.
The go-betweens facilitated the exchange of goods and information between the isolated tribes.
The social worker acted as a go-between for the troubled teenager and their distant parents.
The child became an unwitting go-between in their parents' bitter divorce, carrying messages and trying to keep the peace.

an intermediate agent, a person who acts as a messenger or a peacemaker between two persons or groups

messengers, couriers, ambassadors,runners, pages, agents, representatives, mail carriers, envoys, bearers

No antonyms found.

The diplomats served as go-betweens in the negotiations, facilitating communication between the warring factions.

The teacher acted as a go-between for the students, interpreting their questions and conveying the answers.

The go-betweens arranged a secret meeting between the rival gangs to discuss a truce.

Gossip often spread like wildfire through the office, with the go-betweens eagerly passing on juicy tidbits.