Definition
Definition of intervenient - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
mediatingRare coming between others to mediate or influenceRare
- An intervenient factor changed the course of the negotiation.
2.
secondaryRare being secondary or incidental in importanceRare
- The intervenient details were overlooked in the main discussion.
Origin of intervenient
Latin, inter (between) + venire (to come)
Examples of intervenient in a sentence
An intervenient voice calmed the heated argument. The intervenient factors were not considered in the final report. His intervenient comments were ignored during the meeting.
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- French:intervenant, secondaire, ...
- German:intervenierend, nebensächlich, ...
- Italian:interveniente, secondario, ...
- Spanish:interviniente, secundario, ...
- Portuguese:interveniente, secundário, ...
- Chinese:介入的, 次要, ...
- Japanese:介入的な, 付随的な, ...
- Arabic:مُتَدَخِّل وَسِيط, ثانَوِي, ...
- Hebrew:מְתוּוּךְ, מִשְׁנִי, ...
- Russian:посреднический, второстепенный, ...
- Ukrainian:посередницький, другорядний, ...
- Hindi:मध्यवर्ती, गौण, ...
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