enabler
- noun
- /ɪˈneɪblər/
- The mentor acted as a crucial enabler, providing support and guidance to help the students reach their goals.
- enablers of achievement
- academic enablers
- enabler of success
It has been an incredible enabler to our relationship.
- It has been an incredible enabler to our relationship.
- We're the number one enabler of the Google Android ecosystem.
- But the third of these enablers, impulse control, seems far off the mark.
- I'm just curious, any thoughts you have on what love is as a kind of enabler for all this?
- True freedom is experience where power is regarded as an enabler.
- If those personal enablers seem important to a genius like Rowling, why not construct a test to measure them?
- So our physical body, our brain, our biology is just an enabler for your intelligence and who you are as a person.
- So money is a fuel, it's a tool, it's an enabler, an exaggerator, an accelerator, but it's just a tool and people judge.
- The city at at its most magnificent is an educative instrument, an enabler of change.
- And of course, the chorus of enablers may also show up.
- But you got to be a proactive agent who goes out and saying you're an enabler.
- Like I'm enjoying it and it's becoming the enabler of sorts where I'm like, OK, like it's having problems.
- Well, you were very accurate and the two examples you gave was the hospital enabler, showing them love and care and then after that tough love.
- That, that the, the enabler, the enabling tools that SOCOM guy would take for granted and getting to the mission area to do the mission they didn't have.
Examples
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Identify specific academic enablers and provide evidence to support their relationship with achievement.
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The new training program serves as an enabler for employees to enhance their skills and advance their careers.
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So our physical body, our brain, our biology is just an enabler for your intelligence and who you are as a person.
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Student motivation as an academic enabler for school success is discussed.
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We're the number one enabler of the Google Android ecosystem.
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And so electrochemistry is the key enabler for that as well.
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It has been an incredible enabler to our relationship.
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It's worth thinking about as to what were critical enablers of the digital revolution.
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A related objective was to explore the relative contributions of specific academic enablers to student achievement in language arts.
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Collectively, these seven articles provide an overview of current knowledge regarding academic enablers and the practical applications of this knowledge.
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Synonyms
A person who supports others and makes them feel confident
A person or thing that lets something happen
A person or thing that makes something happen
How Enabling
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Morphology
Etymology
Enabler comes from the verb enable, which splits into en- 'make' and able 'can', so an enabler is literally someone or something that 'makes able'. That's why we call a good mentor, a useful tool, or clear communication an enabler of success.