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What is the suffix mediates?

The word "mediates" is a verb, not a suffix.

It's the present tense, third person singular form of the verb "mediate".

Here's what "mediate" means and how it works in sentences:

* To mediate means to act as an intermediary between people or groups in a dispute, trying to help them reach an agreement.

Examples:

* "The UN is mediating peace talks between the two countries."

* "The teacher mediated the argument between the two students."

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