unmediated
happening directly, with no person or organization in the middle
Not involving an intermediary or third party; happening directly between people, groups, or things.
not changed by media or other filters; raw and direct
Not filtered, shaped, or interpreted by a medium, technology, or narrative; experienced or presented as raw and immediate.
- Base: unmediated
- Comparative: unmediateder
- Superlative: unmediatedest
unmediated access (to [something])
1direct access without intermediaries
direct access to something, with nobody in the middle
- The new portal gives citizens unmediated access to public records.
- Researchers asked for unmediated access to the raw survey responses.
- The platform promises unmediated access to customers, but it still controls search results.
- Students now have unmediated access to the library database.
unmediated by [something]
1not shaped by a medium
not affected or controlled by something in the middle
- He wanted feedback unmediated by managers or HR.
- They described their friendship as unmediated by professional competition.
- The report presents testimonies unmediated by official commentary.
- I want advice unmediated by social media.
unmediated communication
1communication without intermediaries
direct communication, with no one speaking for you
- They prefer unmediated communication rather than messages passed through assistants.
- The therapist encouraged unmediated communication about what each person needed.
- Unmediated communication can reduce misunderstandings in remote teams.
- We need unmediated communication to solve this issue.
unmediated contact (with/between [people])
1direct contact with no middle
direct contact, without anyone in between
- The program encourages unmediated contact between students and local residents.
- For safety reasons, staff are not allowed unmediated contact with the animals.
- The union demanded unmediated contact with management, not through consultants.
- They had unmediated contact during the meeting.
unmediated experience (of [something])
1experience something directly
a direct experience, not through media or other filters
- After months online, she craved an unmediated experience of live music.
- The museum designed the exhibit to feel like an unmediated experience of the artist’s studio.
- He described the hike as an unmediated experience of nature, away from screens.
- I want an unmediated experience of the concert.
unmediated reality
1reality without representation
reality as it is, not shown through media
- The essay questions whether unmediated reality is even possible in a media-saturated world.
- Virtual reality aims to mimic unmediated reality, but it still relies on programmed choices.
- She contrasted social media’s performance with unmediated reality.