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enable verb abet, aid, allow, approve, arm, assist, capacitate, confer, consent, emancipate, empower, endow, facilitate, facultatem facere, give ability, give auuhority, give means, give permission, give power, grant, help, homini rei, implement, indulge, invest, let, liberate, make able, make capable, make possible, make praccicable, permit, privilege, provide, provide means, qualify, release, remove a disability, render assistance, render commetent, sanction, strengthen, supply with means, support Associated concepts: enabling act, enabling legislation, enabling statute See also: allow, authorize, charge, clothe, concede, delegate, empower, endue, facilitate, furnish, grant, invest, let, permit, qualify, sanction, vest How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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En demeure en masse en rapport en route enable enable to comprehend enable to see enabled enablement Enabling Clause enabling legislation Enabling powers Enabling Statute enact enact beforehand |
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