interposer (Meaning)

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interposer (n.)

One who, or that which, interposes or intervenes; an obstacle or interruption; a mediator or agent between parties.

The peacekeeper acted as an interposer to mediate between the warring factions and facilitate a ceasefire.
In the technological realm, an interposer is used to connect different types of integrated circuits.
The diplomat served as an interposer in the negotiations, bridging the gap between conflicting interests.
The HR manager acted as an interposer during the conflict resolution meeting to ensure a fair and unbiased discussion.
A skilled interposer can enhance communication in a team, preventing misunderstandings and fostering cooperation.
The therapist functioned as an interposer, guiding the therapy session toward productive and healing discussions.
The neutral third party served as an interposer in the legal dispute, offering impartial perspectives to both sides.
The elder family member acted as an interposer to settle the disagreements and promote familial harmony.
The interposer in the debate provided insightful questions to stimulate thoughtful discussion among participants.
The interposer played a crucial role in the successful merger, facilitating communication between the two merging companies.

One who, or that which, interposes or intervenes; an obstacle or interruption; a mediator or agent between parties.

agent, middleman, intermediate, broker, intercessor, buffer, liaison, ambassador, intermediary, negotiator

No antonyms found.

The peacekeeper acted as an interposer to mediate between the warring factions and facilitate a ceasefire.

In the technological realm, an interposer is used to connect different types of integrated circuits.

The diplomat served as an interposer in the negotiations, bridging the gap between conflicting interests.

The HR manager acted as an interposer during the conflict resolution meeting to ensure a fair and unbiased discussion.