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Meanings of empower in English
Usage of empower in English
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You empower communities to say: You need to be answering these questions.
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The event aimed to empower women and propel dialogue surrounding community violence.
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I'm always here to empower them through social media and local events.
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Directors hope that the project will also empower end-users of creative works.
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We're talking about a new form of communication that will empower you.
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He has since dedicated his boundless energy into helping to empower others.
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Why do you find it important to support and empower young women?
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She's on a one-woman mission to digitally empower people and small businesses.
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Pakistan is trying to empower their women and we want to help.
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With money, we can empower some very meaningful things in the world.
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We want to empower kids and to get them excited about technology.
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Perhaps Being Mary Jane will explore and empower women in this way.
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How are you using your music to inspire, uplift, empower and educate?
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Will the King of Great Britain empower his obnoxious and oppressive Acts?
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The committee will also empower South African society, in terms of the information.
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We hope these funds help to empower. Read it at Vibe.
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Empower across language varieties
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
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