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Meanings of empower in English

Portuguese
investir
Catalan
investir
Spanish
dotar

Give qualities or abilities to.

investir

Give or delegate power or authority to.

Usage of empower in English
1
You empower communities to say: You need to be answering these questions.
The Guardian
2
The event aimed to empower women and propel dialogue surrounding community violence.
Ebony
3
I'm always here to empower them through social media and local events.
Ebony
4
Directors hope that the project will also empower end-users of creative works.
Wired
5
We're talking about a new form of communication that will empower you.
Feminist dot com
6
He has since dedicated his boundless energy into helping to empower others.
The Guardian
7
Why do you find it important to support and empower young women?
Ebony
8
She's on a one-woman mission to digitally empower people and small businesses.
Ebony
9
Pakistan is trying to empower their women and we want to help.
Rock and Ice Magazine
10
With money, we can empower some very meaningful things in the world.
Reuters
11
We want to empower kids and to get them excited about technology.
Wired
12
Perhaps Being Mary Jane will explore and empower women in this way.
Ebony
13
How are you using your music to inspire, uplift, empower and educate?
Ebony
14
Will the King of Great Britain empower his obnoxious and oppressive Acts?
The Writings of Samuel Adams - Volume 3
15
The committee will also empower South African society, in terms of the information.
The South African
16
We hope these funds help to empower. Read it at Vibe.
Ebony
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Translations for empower
Portuguese
investirdotar
Spanish
dotar
Empower through the time
Empower across language varieties
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Less common
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