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Synonyms & Similar Words
intermediary
mediator
middleman
broker
agent
liaison
messenger
emissary
ambassador
negotiator
peacemaker
conciliator
arbitrator
facilitator
coordinator
go-between
intercessor
intervenor
referee
umpire
conciliator
reconciler
pacifier
diplomat
envoy
delegate
representative
proxy
surrogate
substitute
Meaning of Go-Between
A person who acts as a link between two or more people, groups, or organizations, often to facilitate communication, negotiation, or cooperation.
Definitions
- A person who acts as a link between two or more people, groups, or organizations, often to facilitate communication, negotiation, or cooperation.
- * A person who is entrusted with a message or task, especially one that requires tact or diplomacy.
Etymology of Go-Between
The term "go-between" originated in the 15th century, derived from the phrase "go between," which meant to act as an intermediary or messenger between two parties.
Historically, the term was used to describe a person who facilitated communication or negotiation between two or more groups, often in a diplomatic or commercial context.
Example Uses
- The diplomat acted as a go-between between the two warring nations, facilitating negotiations and eventually brokering a peace treaty.
- * The company hired a go-between to negotiate with the supplier and secure a better deal.
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
adversary
opponent
enemy
antagonist
foe
rival
competitor
challenger
obstructer
hindrance
barrier
impediment
obstacle
blockage
snag
hitch
difficulty
problem
impediment
obstructionist
opposer
resister
blocker