empower to do



empower someone to do something

to authorize someone to do something; to grant someone the power to do something. I will empower you to collect the dues of the members. The prime minister empowered a special office to oversee tax collection.

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Ildi-Hungarian
Tancredi-Italian
Zephyros-Greek Mythology, Ancient Greek
Shun (1)-Chinese
Anu (1)AH-nooFinnish, Estonian
Leary['li:ri]