empowerment
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- noun
- /ɪmˈpaʊərmənt/
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empoderamiento
- Importantly, they were focused on issues of empowerment and cultural sensitivity.
- sense of empowerment
- women's empowerment
- self-empowerment
And it's an age of empowerment and of freedom.
- And it's an age of empowerment and of freedom.
- And how is my product going to be a tool of empowerment on that journey?
- Welcome to the new era of the global women's empowerment platform.
- I am happy that I am providing so much empowerment and inspiration.
- But in the main, the Internet spreads empowerment and empowerment spreads democracy.
- Can art be a tool for empowerment?
- Knowledge about the game we're playing in is required for empowerment.
- And where I think empowerment lies is learning to love yourself in those pockets.
- But the real meaning of empowerment is answering yes to three questions.
- So there's too little in the way of self determination, forward movement, empowerment, agency, right?
- The Internet spreads knowledge awareness and that creates empowerment.
- I mean, you talk about empowerment just by being who she is, by the way she is.
Examples
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You may feel a certain euphoria, a sense of empowerment.
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The conference focused on the empowerment of marginalized communities through education and support.
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And it's an age of empowerment and of freedom.
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I mean, you talk about empowerment just by being who she is, by the way she is.
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I am happy that I am providing so much empowerment and inspiration.
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I got tremendous kind of empowerment from helping other people.
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To achieve sustainability in resource management, the empowerment of local people is necessary.
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You know, after all, the WI is about education and empowerment of women.
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Welcome to the new era of the global women's empowerment platform.
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The results indicate that many of the respondents used an empowerment-oriented approach to management.
Academic text (2011)
Synonyms
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The right of a region or group to run its own government
Antonyms
How Empowered
- Formal
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Empowerment comes from the prefix em- meaning 'put into' and the word power meaning 'ability' or 'strength', so it means giving someone power or helping them feel stronger and more able, which is why we use it for the process of growing confidence, independence, or skills.