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The Constitution empowers the Vice President to cast tie-breaking votes in the Senate.empowers = gives power or authority to
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I hope women who read the book will feel empowered.empowered = given knowledge or confidence that permits doing something
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Capitalism empowers the individual to test their idea in the market.empowers = gives power
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The commission was empowered to redraw voting districts.empowered = given power or authority
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The Panthers educated and empowered the people. (source)empowered = gave knowledge or confidence that helps others to take more control of their lives
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Now, empowered to ask questions of utmost rudeness — and promised answers — he could, conceivably (though it was almost unimaginable), ask someone, some adult, his father perhaps: "Do you lie?" (source)empowered = given authority or power
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May this vial of water be empowered with thy spirit. (source)empowered = given power
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There was something empowering about standing in the middle of an empty four-lane highway.† (source)empowering = giving authority, power, knowledge, or confidence to someone so they can do something
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I watched as amazing, strong women held village meetings and worked to empower their daughters. (source)empower = give authority, power, knowledge, or confidence to someone so they can do something
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The estimate that half of Central American child migrants ride trains without smugglers is from Haydee Sanchez, executive director of Youth Empowerment Services, a nonprofit Los Angeles group that helps immigrants; Olga Cantarero, a coordinator for the nonprofit Casa de Proyecto Libertad in Harlingen, Texas, which provides legal help to INS child detainees; and Roy de la Cerda.† (source)Empowerment = the giving of authority, power, knowledge, or confidence to someone so they can do something
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Is there an objection because the new Constitution empowers the Senate with the concurrence of the President to make treaties that are to be the laws of the land? (source)empowers = gives authority or power to
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Being on the fringe is the most disempowering feeling, Jordan.† (source)disempowering = taking authority, power, knowledge, or confidence from someone so they cannot do somethingstandard prefix: The prefix "dis-" in disempowering reverses the meaning of empowering. This is the same pattern as seen in words like disagree, disconnect, and disappear.
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I am not empowered to trade your life for a lie. (source)empowered = given the authority or power
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Mercy is most empowering, liberating, and transformative when it is directed at the undeserving.† (source)empowering = giving authority, power, knowledge, or confidence to someone so they can do something
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If you would empower me to do it, I would do it for you with the greatest satisfaction! (source)empower = give authority to
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2, Empowerment ("Sometimes they need another person to believe in them before they're confident enough to believe in themselves") to No.† (source)Empowerment = the giving of authority, power, knowledge, or confidence to someone so they can do something
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