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empower

[em-pou-er] / ɛmˈpaʊ ər /


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Michael, did you arrive at an empowering slogan like that to fuel your own journey?

From Los Angeles Times

“We are empowering states to lead, protecting our children from increased consumption of highly processed foods, and moving one step closer to the president’s promise to Make America Healthy Again,” Rollins said.

From The Wall Street Journal

Our goal is to empower investors not just with deeper analysis and actionable ideas, but with a direct connection to our editorial team, Joining me on this mission are:

From Barron's

Historically, it was meant to remedy something that was true in England, where the colonists came from, which was that the king or those empowered by the king could invade people’s homes at will.

From Salon

A candidate for the Senedd election in May has said she hopes sharing her own experience of having an abortion aged 15 will empower others to "understand the importance" of women's health and rights.

From BBC