empower

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    empower (empowering, empowered)

    # To accord or to do something.

    #:Regulations accept been create beneath the Civilian Aerodynamics Acts of 1949, 1980 and 1982 which empower Inspectors of Accidents to do these things. — Assurance is no accident., Tench, William H., UK: Collins, 1985

    # Abstractly, to accord the to do something.

    #:John begin that starting up his own business empowered him abundantly in amusing situations.

    #:Musically, what originally admiring me to ball was its shamanist aspects, using accustomed abracadabra to change peoples acoustic states and to psychologically empower them. — The Face, London: Nick Logan, 1992, pages 11-130

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