empowered (Meaning)

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empowered (s)

invested with legal power or official authority especially as symbolized by having a scepter

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of Empower

The company empowered employees to make decisions, which resulted in improved productivity.
The new leadership team aimed to empower employees, fostering a culture of innovation and ownership.
Students felt empowered when given the opportunity to choose their own research topics.
The workshop provided participants with tools and strategies to empower themselves and others.
The CEO's decision to empower local managers resulted in faster decision-making and better outcomes.
The movement aimed to empower women and provide them with equal opportunities in the workplace.
The organization's goal was to empower communities by providing access to education and resources.
The speaker's words empowered the audience to take action and make a difference in their lives.
Mentorship programs empowered young people by providing guidance and support as they navigated their careers.
The campaign empowered citizens to demand accountability from their elected officials.

invested with legal power or official authority especially as symbolized by having a scepterof Empower

democratic, unsupervised, liberated,enfranchised, independent, unruled, freed, emancipated, republican, delivered

subjugated, nonautonomous, conquered, enslaved, subdued, unfree, conquered, dependent, subject, unfree

The company empowered employees to make decisions, which resulted in improved productivity.

The new leadership team aimed to empower employees, fostering a culture of innovation and ownership.

Students felt empowered when given the opportunity to choose their own research topics.

The workshop provided participants with tools and strategies to empower themselves and others.