empowerment

noun

em·pow·er·ment im-ˈpau̇(-ə)r-mənt How to pronounce empowerment (audio)

plural empowerments

: the act or action of empowering someone or something : the granting of the power, right, or authority to perform various acts or duties

Malcolm X, the eloquent spokesman for black empowerment who, in 1965, was gunned down at the age of 39 in New York city, continues to influence the political, social, and cultural climate of our society.

Joe Wood

Therefore, part of the cure for poverty was empowerment—training the residents of a poor neighborhood to organize themselves and learn to get things from the power structure.

Nicholas Lemann

: the state of being empowered to do something : the power, right, or authority to do something

Education does not automatically result in women's empowerment, as the social and economic context in which women live can pose overwhelming constraints on their choices.

Erin Murphy-Graham

The focus on getting a candidate elected is a way for voters wary of broken promises to gain a sense of empowerment.

John Dutton

Amid the uproar, he and his fellow students felt a budding—and maybe false—sense of empowerment.

James Graff

Like John Lennon, he brought the idea that through music, empowerment and words, you can really come up with world peace.

Wyclef Jean

单词	empowerment
释义	empowerment noun em·pow·er·ment im-ˈpau̇(-ə)r-mənt plural empowerments 1 : the act or action of empowering someone or something : the granting of the power, right, or authority to perform various acts or duties Malcolm X, the eloquent spokesman for black empowerment who, in 1965, was gunned down at the age of 39 in New York city, continues to influence the political, social, and cultural climate of our society. Joe Wood Therefore, part of the cure for poverty was empowerment—training the residents of a poor neighborhood to organize themselves and learn to get things from the power structure. Nicholas Lemann 2 : the state of being empowered to do something : the power, right, or authority to do something Education does not automatically result in women's empowerment, as the social and economic context in which women live can pose overwhelming constraints on their choices. Erin Murphy-Graham The focus on getting a candidate elected is a way for voters wary of broken promises to gain a sense of empowerment. John Dutton Amid the uproar, he and his fellow students felt a budding—and maybe false—sense of empowerment. James Graff Like John Lennon, he brought the idea that through music, empowerment and words, you can really come up with world peace. Wyclef Jean Synonyms accreditation authorization commission delegation license licence mandate See all Synonyms & Antonyms Word History First Known Use 1651, in the meaning defined at sense 2 empowerment noun as in mandate the granting of power to perform various acts or duties the empowerment of her husband to make medical decisions on her behalf is clearly stated in her living will Synonyms & Similar Words Relevance mandate accreditation authorization delegation promotion commission facilitation license licence fostering directing entrustment consignment commanding commendation ordering
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empowerment

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