mediatrix
ˌmiːdiˈætrɪks
mediatrices
Definition

Definition of mediatrix - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
religionRaretitle for the Virgin Mary as an intercessorRare
  • Many Catholics pray to Mary as the Mediatrix of all graces.
advocate intercessor
2.
female mediatorDatedwoman mediating disputes or agreementsDated
  • The queen acted as a mediatrix between the warring factions.
intermediary mediator negotiator
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Origin of mediatrix

Latin, medius (middle) + -trix (feminine agent)

Examples of mediatrix in a sentence

  • The church honors her role as Mediatrix during the festival.
  • She was a skilled mediatrix in family disputes.
  • As a mediatrix, she negotiated peace between the tribes.

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  1. French:médiatrice, intermédiaire, ...
  2. German:Mittlerin, Vermittlerin, ...
  3. Italian:Mediatrice, mediatrice, ...
  4. Spanish:Mediadora, mediadora, ...
  5. Portuguese:Mediadora, mediadora, ...
  6. Chinese:中保, 女调解人, ...
  7. Japanese:仲介者, メディアトリックス, ...
  8. Arabic:شفيعة, وَسِيطَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְתוַוכַּת, מְגַשֶּׁרֶת, ...
  10. Russian:Посредница, посредница, ...
  11. Ukrainian:Посередниця, посередниця, ...
  12. Hindi:मध्यस्थ, मध्यस्थ महिला, ...

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