1. the state or quality of being intermediate; a position or condition between two extremes
Usage: formal

Examples

• The intermediacy of the proposal made it acceptable to both parties.
• His role required a careful intermediacy between competing interests.
• The committee valued her intermediacy in resolving disputes.
• The intermediacy of the solution satisfied neither side completely.
• They appreciated his intermediacy during the tense negotiations.
• The intermediacy of her position allowed for flexible decision-making.