The antonyms for the word "unmediated" are mediated, moderated, controlled, managed, regulated, and supervised. Mediated implies that something has been facilitated by an intermediary or medium, while moderated conveys that something has been toned down or made less extreme. Controlled suggests that something has been directed or restrained, while managed connotes the effective handling of a given situation. Regulated implies that something has been adjusted or set up according to specific standards or rules, and supervised implies that something has been overseen or directed by an authority figure. Using these words can help one to express the opposite of unmediated in a clear and precise manner.

What are the antonyms for Unmediated?

• adj.

  • noun
  • indirect
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  • mediate
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  • secondhand
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• It is not inappropriate to describe the function of the teacher as that of acting to compel awareness. This is not to say that such compulsion contrives to bring a subject to act in the way in which the teacher believes the free man ought to act. It aspires only to assure that the subject is acting for himself and not as the mere instrument of unmediated impulses. There is even a compulsory quality about the Socratic method for, by asking questions, by enquiring in the reasons and grounds for doing this or that, it forces a man to conceive of himself in terms of intentions; it thereby forces him to be free. It does not force him, however, to act in a manner substantively different from this original impulses. … The man who swings at his enemy in blind rage may, after lengthy consideration of creative alternatives, swing at him with cool deliberation. The intentionalist cannot accept the tradition of Kant, Green, and Bosanquet which polarizes conscious duty and preconscious desire and presupposes that reflective awareness will always produce substantive changes in the character of our goals, for to him it is the qualitative change that turns mere impulses into goals that is significant for freedom.

  Benjamin Barber

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