Synonyms for mediated
me·di·at·ed

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1. mediatedadjective

   acting or brought about through an intervening agency

   "the mediated settlement brought satisfaction to both sides"

   Antonyms:
   immediate

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1. List of paraphrases for "mediated":

   brokered, catalyzed

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1. Matthew Bogdanos:

   That is a long, intentional, pre-mediated attack before which the defendant had many opportunities to stop, to turn away, to walk away, to run away, to do anything.

2. Caroline Messer:

   Often when patients come in with hair loss, fatigue and insomnia, they assume there's a direct hormonal underpinning, but these symptoms can actually be stress-mediated with a secondary increase in cortisol levels.

3. Attorney General Mark Herring:

   I am pleased that the parties were able to reach a mediated resolution to the litigation involving Sweet Briar College.

4. John Toumbourou:

   The finding that the effect of family conflict on adolescent dieting may be mediated by depressive symptoms adds weight to the argument that tackling early depressive symptoms may be critical in efforts to prevent unhealthy dieting in adolescent girls.

5. Richard Isaacson:

   Based on emerging data from studies like this, we are now able to clarify sex differences in dementia risk, combining these findings with my clinical experience, I have seen greater impact on visceral fat on memory function in women, likely mediated by metabolic pathways.