What is another word for empowered?
164 synonyms found
Pronunciation:
[ ɛmpˈa͡ʊəd], [ ɛmpˈaʊəd], [ ɛ_m_p_ˈaʊ_ə_d]
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Similar words for empowered:
- all (adjective)
- authorized (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- privileged (adjective)
- sanctioned (adjective)
- authorised (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- authorized (verb)
- empowered (verb)
- enabled (verb)
- energized (verb)
- influenced (verb)
- strengthened (verb)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Empowered:
adj.
• all (adjective) • authorized (adjective)- confirmed,
- validated,
- affirmed,
- notarized,
- Countersigned,
- entitled,
- commissioned,
- licensed,
- warranted,
- authorized,
- Enabled,
- certified,
- deputized,
- ordained,
- permitted,
- blessed,
- agreed,
- designated,
- sanctioned,
- authenticated,
- approved,
- enfranchised.
n.
• authorised (noun) • Other relevant words: (noun)v.
• authorized (verb) • empowered (verb) • enabled (verb) • energized (verb)- fired,
- revived,
- forced,
- charged,
- invigorated,
- drove,
- recharged,
- Energized,
- Roused,
- activated,
- driven,
- sparked,
- powered.
Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words (noun):- patented,
- consequential,
- covered,
- powerful,
- autocratic,
- authorize,
- eminent,
- official,
- characterized,
- Deputed,
- enthroned,
- governing,
- substantial,
- commission,
- fitted out,
- influential,
- endowed,
- great,
- presented,
- mighty,
- controlling,
- protected,
- authoritarian,
- puissant,
- chartered,
- totalitarian,
- imperative,
- admitted,
- senior,
- committed,
- potent,
- invested,
- weighty,
- prestigious,
- supreme,
- considerable,
- constituted,
- ex officio,
- momentous,
- ascendant,
- commanding,
- preeminent,
- qualified,
- Inducted,
- Delegated,
- hegemonistic,
- monocratic,
- Passed,
- prominent,
- immune,
- accredit,
- competent,
- dominant,
- exempt,
- ranking,
- adorned,
- cleared,
- ruling,
- placed,
- important,
- accredited,
- authoritative,
- seated,
- Provided,
- clothed with authority,
- gifted,
- employed,
- dowered,
- absolute,
- superior,
- leading,
- Hegemonic,
- vested.
How to use "Empowered" in context?
"empowered" is a term used to describe people who are in control of their own lives and their own future. It can refer to someone who has achieved a high level of success in their career, or someone who has taken control of their personal health. It can also refer to someone who has become aware of their own abilities and strengths, and has used this knowledge to achieve their goals.
When we are empowered, we are able to take control of our lives and our destiny. We no longer feel confused or lost, and we are able to make decisions that benefit us both short- and long-term.
Paraphrases for Empowered:
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Equivalence
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Adjective
authorised, authorized.
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Adjective
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Forward Entailment
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Verb, past tense
power.
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Verb, past participle
powered.
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Verb, past tense
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Independent
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Adjective
able, authoritative, authority, autonomous, eligible, enable, licensed, powerless, responsible, self-governing, self-reliant, skilled, trained, Delegated.
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Verb, past tense
acquired, admitted, appointed, authorised, authority, authorized, backed, branch, capability, charged, commissioned, competency, competent, conferred, consolidated, dedicated, deepened, developed, directed, endowed, expanded, facilitated, filled, granted, increased, instructed, intensified, led, lent, licence, licensed, loaded, maintained, permit, permitted, proficiency, promulgated, qualified, registered, reinforced, requested, responsible, struck, supported, sustained, tightened, trusted, Argued, Asked, Bolstered, Boosted, Delegated, Envisaged, Gave, Helped, Resulted, Served, Tasked, Yielded, Contended, Contributed, Stepped, Succeeded, entrusted, upgraded, ensured, enables, exacerbated, mandates, mandated, vests.
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Verb, past participle
ability, acknowledged, acquired, admitted, allotted, animated, appointed, appropriated, assigned, augmented, authorised, authority, authorized, backed, bestowed, called, charged, cleared, commissioned, compelled, competency, composed, conceded, concerned, conferred, consolidated, contracted, converted, dedicated, derived, designated, developed, directed, donated, drawn, driven, educated, effected, emancipated, endorsed, endowed, enfranchised, entitled, expanded, expended, facilitated, filled, forbidden, forced, formed, fostered, fueled, furnished, given, granted, guided, hardened, hired, impelled, increased, induced, instructed, intensified, invested, jurisdiction, latitude, led, lent, licenced, licensed, loaded, lowered, mandate, means, measured, measurement, moderated, motivated, moved, named, obliged, opportunity, permitted, placed, poised, possessed, put, qualified, quality, received, recognised, recognized, registered, reinforced, reinvigorated, released, requested, restricted, ruled, sanctioned, specified, spent, stimulated, struck, suited, supposed, taught, thanks, tightened, trained, trusted, turned, validated, vested, warranted, Accommodated, Accorded, Afforded, Appealed, Ascribed, Asked, Attributed, Awarded, Borne, Benefited, Bolstered, Boosted, Brought, Dealt, Delegated, Disbursed, Droit, Enshrined, Exempted, Exercised, Exerted, Fitted, Flown, Furthered, Grounded, Heightened, Helped, women, Installed, Instituted, Issued, Offered, Persuaded, Resulted, Served, Tasked, Termed, Transported, Yielded, Contributed, Convened, Poured, Prevailed, Promoted, Prompted, Propelled, Provided, Pushed, Spurred, Succeeded, Supplied, finalized, minuted, entrusted, upgraded, pressured, ensured, exacerbated, allocated, reproduced, positioned, mandated, triggered, authored, fuelled, leveraged, uploaded, staffed, spearheaded, sponsored, resourced, Favoured, pre-approved.
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Other Related
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Verb, past tense
engaged.
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Verb, past participle
engaged.
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Verb, past tense
Homophones for Empowered:
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more promotive
- Synonyms:
- accessory, contributive, contributory, helpful, leading, promotive, tending, useful, calculated to produce, productive of.
