Come
Mediate
Mediate verb - To act as a go-between for opposing sides.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- Ego: Catelyn Stark desperately tries to mediate between them and get them to come to a compromise and join together against their extremely powerful common enemy, the Lannisters.
Source: Freudian Trio / Literature -
North from Of Fear and Faith is the leader of the team, the oldest member, the first one most of the others come to for comforting advice about their emotional problems and he calmly mediate arguments within the group.
Source: Team Dad - Franklin looks like a Frankenstein's monster but he's a Gentle Giant (to the other members of the Genei Ryodan anyway) who is able to mediate between the others (no small feat since they are all vicious criminals) by using logic whenever they are about to come to blows.
Source: Genius Bruiser / Anime and Manga
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