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intercession

/ˌɪn.təˈseʃ.ən/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das die Handlung bezeichnet, für jemanden einzutreten oder zu vermitteln, oft durch Fürbitte oder Gebet, oder die Vermittlung in einem Streit.

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noun

/ˌɪn.təˈseʃ.ən/C1formal
  • deSubstantiv, das die Handlung bezeichnet, für jemanden einzutreten oder zu vermitteln, oft durch Fürbitte oder Gebet, oder die Vermittlung in einem Streit.

A noun referring to the act of intervening on behalf of another, often through prayer or mediation in a dispute.

  1. Prayer on behalf of othersB2formal

    The act of praying to God for the benefit of another person or group.

    deFürbitte

    • The priest offered intercession for the sick and suffering.
    • Many believers practice intercession as a form of spiritual support.
    • Her intercession on behalf of the community was deeply moving.
    • They held a special service of intercession for peace.

    Synonymeentreatypetitionpleadingprayersupplication

    Antonymecondemnationcursedenunciationimprecation

  2. Mediation or interventionC1formal

    The act of intervening or mediating in a dispute or conflict to help resolve it.

    deVermittlung oder Intervention

    • The diplomat's intercession helped prevent a war.
    • He thanked the lawyer for her intercession in the legal matter.
    • Without the intercession of a neutral party, the negotiations would have failed.
    • The union requested intercession from the labor board.

    Synonymearbitrationinterpositioninterventionmediationnegotiationreconciling

    Antonymeaggravationincitementprovocation

Formen
  • intercessions plural form
  • intercessions' possessive plural form
  • intercession's possessive singular form
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