arbitrement
/ɑrˈbɪtrəmənt/
noun
- The act or power of deciding or settling a dispute; arbitration.
- After months of disagreement, they finally agreed to submit the matter to arbitrement.
- The contract included a clause for arbitrement by a neutral third party.
- The judge's arbitrement brought an end to the long legal battle.
- A decision or judgment made by an arbiter or arbitrator.
- The company challenged the arbitrement in court.
- The arbitrement was final and binding on both sides.
- Everyone accepted the arbitrement as fair and reasonable.
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