Synonyms for enabling
ɛnˈeɪ blɪŋen·abling

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1. enablingadjective

   providing legal power or sanction

   "an enabling resolution"; "enabling power"

   Antonyms:
   disabling, disqualifying

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1. List of paraphrases for "enabling":

   conducive, allowing, favourable, enable, empowerment, propitious, favorable, activation, empowering, supportive, enablement, permitting, allow, activating, habilitation, enabler, bearer

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1. Postmaster General:

   We collectively recognize that changes must be made, and for that reason we will implement an organizational realignment that will refocus our business, improve line of sight, enable faster solutions, reduce redundancies and increase accountability, this realignment will strengthen The Postal Service by enabling us to identify new opportunities to generate revenue so that we will have additional financial resources to be able to continue to fulfill our universal service obligation to all of America.

2. Angus Canvin:

   We welcome today's FPC recognition that UCITS funds already manage redemption requests by investors well, enabling them to respond to any surges in redemption requests.

3. Arthur Molella:

   [The smartphone] is an immensely enabling technology, and every technology has some sort of downside. Think of the automobile: You can reel off the pluses and minuses as well as I can.

4. Christian Scherrmann:

   The Fed foresees a soft landing, with an increasing risk of a mild recession, enabling it to keep rates higher for longer, on the other side, markets are pricing in a more severe economic downturn, forcing the Fed to bring down rates quickly.

5. Chief Executive Michael Katchen:

   There are great ways to introduce payment for order flows, in particular if the broker decides to share revenue with clients, enabling better price execution, in the U.S., because of a lack of transparency, and a misunderstanding of the business model, there was a huge backlash against this.