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The new headquarters facilitates inter-department communication.facilitates = makes easier
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After the initial answers, the moderator will facilitate an open discussion of the topic.facilitate = help the group to discuss issues
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She argues that the stimulus facilitated an economic recovery.facilitated = made easier
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Rumour has it that a wad of dirty money has changed hands under the table to facilitate the deal, which I'm sure is what happened too when this bridge was first erected, ostensibly to honour Queen Victoria. (source)facilitate = make easier
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They suggested that ... if you did make the (questionable) decision to enter the home of someone you didn't know, a door to the outside world should be left open at all times to facilitate a quick escape. (source)
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Or maybe Amy was upset at me for facilitating Wesley's "lifestyle." (source)facilitating = assisting (making easier)
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To facilitate the finding of one's place after a reasonable interruption?† (source)facilitate = make easier
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In the Netherlands, legalization has facilitated health checkups for women in the legal brothels, but there's no evidence that sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) or HIV has declined.† (source)facilitated = made easier
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Relaxation facilitates learning and communication.† (source)facilitates = makes easier
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As regularity is a prime condition facilitating activity, regularity in his household was carried to the highest point of exactitude.† (source)facilitating = making easier
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She wasn't a missionary dispensing new visions and stamping out the old; she was a facilitator who made possible the lives of absolute ordinariness that we ached for.† (source)facilitator = someone from outside a group, who helps the group to discuss issues and find solutions
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Some other people were there, some facilitators, and we did these exercises.† (source)
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It was bitter enough for Lily to ask a favour of Grace Stepney, but the alternative was bitterer still; and one morning she presented herself at Mrs. Peniston's, where Grace, for the facilitation of her pious task, had taken up a provisional abode.† (source)standard suffix: The suffix "-tion", converts a verb into a noun that denotes the action or result of the verb. Typically, there is a slight change in the ending of the root verb, as in action, education, and observation.
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To facilitate my adjustment, the principal arranged for us to meet my new teacher, Mrs. Sandberg, a few days before I started school.† (source)facilitate = make easier
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The famous blink ascribed to Kennedy's steady nerves was, as in many such events throughout history, facilitated by his ability to see the other man's cards.† (source)facilitated = made easier
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Success prompts to exertion; and habit facilitates success.† (source)facilitates = makes easier
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