Synonyms for empowerment
em·pow·er·ment

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1. authorization, authorisation, empowermentnoun

   the act of conferring legality or sanction or formal warrant

   Synonyms:
   potency, authorization, sanction, authority, say-so, authorisation, dominance, mandate

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1. • Management

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1. List of paraphrases for "empowerment":

   emancipation, empowering, empower, enfranchisement, enabling, autonomy, enablement, accountability, habilitation, enable, clearance, self-empowerment, empowered, advancement

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1. Bhava Ram:

   The science of yoga saved my life, and I’ve seen it save many other lives, no matter how dark and hopeless it might feel for someone, there is a pathway forward towards stability and empowerment … toward creating a new and more meaningful identity and mission in life.

2. Ben Carson:

   Together with open minds and linked hearts and hands, we can do better. We must strive to replace hatred and indifference with compassion, it is time for a bold new way of empowerment and responsibility.

3. Bhava Ram:

   You can find a new mission and ultimately serve others, as well, based on the experience you have [with yoga]— accountability and self-empowerment are so important on a healing journey.

4. New Touching Video Bayer:

   We met after a bad mushroom trip, she asked for help and her therapist and another person had both said to call Mike Bayer. That was the beginning of our journey, from her history, struggling with addictions, cutting, eating disorder, and then now, getting to the other side of it where it’s about empowerment, advocacy, how to change the world.

5. Anita McBride:

   My fear is this university will be caught up in the overall strategy of our posturing and our position as the Anita McBride government towards Afghanistan. Security remains the biggest obstacle for the school and, frankly, for women progress and women empowerment generally.