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empower verb accredit, activate, aggrandize, allow, appoint, arm, assign, authorize, capacitate, commission, confer power on, delegate, depute, deputize, enable, endow, energize, entrust, franchise, give ability, give auuhority, give permission, give power, give right, grant, grant authority, grant power, homini rei, impart power to, invest, license, make able, make capable, make pooent, permit, potentiate, potestatem facere, privilege, render competent, sanction, strengthen, train, vest, warrant
See also: allow, appoint, approve, assign, authorize, bestow, certify, clothe, commit, concede, constitute, countenance, delegate, designate, detail, employ, enable, endue, enfranchise, entrust, establish, grant, invest, let, permit, qualify, sanction, suffer, vest Want to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit the webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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