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What words have the Latin root arbiter in them?

The Latin root "arbiter" means "judge" or "one who decides." Here are some words that derive from it:

Directly derived:

* Arbitrate: To act as a judge in a dispute.

* Arbitrator: A person appointed to settle a dispute.

* Arbitration: The process of settling a dispute by an impartial third party.

* Arbitrary: Based on random choice or personal whim, rather than any reason or system.

Less directly derived:

* Arbiter of taste: A person whose opinions on matters of taste are respected.

* Arbiter of fashion: A person whose opinions on fashion are highly influential.

* Arbitrament: A decision or judgment, especially one made by an arbitrator.

These are just a few examples. The root "arbiter" can be found in a variety of words related to decision-making, judgment, and authority.

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