Similar Words

— antepenultimate
— gray
— grey
— halfway
— in-between
— intercede
— interdict
— interest
— interested
— interference
— interject
— interlace
— intermediary
— interment
— intermit
— intermittent
— intermix
— intermixture
— interpolate
— interred
— interrelated
— interrogate
— intersect
— interstate
— intricate
— junior
— mediate
— middle
— moderate
— next-to-last
— penultimate
— second-year
— sophomore
— subterminal
— third-year

Misspelling

iintermediiate, imtermediate, inntermediate, inteermeediatee, intermedaite, intermeddiate, intermediaate, intermediat, intermmediate, internediate, interrmediate, inttermediatte, nitermediate, ntermediate

Intermediate — synonyms, intermediate antonyms, definition

1. intermediate (a)

15 synonyms

average centre fair intermediary intervening mean medial median mediocre medium middle middling moderate typical usual

2. intermediate (Noun)

8 synonyms

centre go-between intercessor intermediary intermediator intervening mean mediator

2 definitions

intermediate (Noun) — A substance formed during a chemical process before the desired product is obtained.

intermediate (Noun) — A negotiator who acts as a link between parties.

5 types of

chemical chemical substance negotiant negotiator treater

16 types

conciliator diplomat harmoniser harmonizer interpreter make-peace marriage broker matcher matchmaker mediatrix moderator pacifier peacemaker reconciler second hand translator

3. intermediate (Adjective)

1 antonym

terminal

2 definitions

intermediate (Adjective) — Lying between two extremes in time, space or state. ex. "going from sitting to standing without intermediate pushes with the hands" ex. "intermediate stages in a process" ex. "intermediate stops on the route" ex. "an intermediate range plane"

intermediate (Adjective) — Around the middle of a scale of evaluation. ex. "intermediate capacity"

4. intermediate (Verb)

4 synonyms

arbitrate intercede liaise mediate

1 definition

intermediate (Verb) — Act between parties with a view to reconciling differences.

2 types of

negotiate talk terms