Definition of Empower
to grant authority or power to act in a certain way
Examples of Empower in a sentence
A good manager never fails to empower his employees with the ability to meet the needs of the customer.
During the trial, the judge will empower the jury to make a judgment on the case.
The laws of the state empower judges to sentence extremely violent offenders to death.
Because I am not feeling well and cannot attend the shareholder’s meeting, I will empower my husband to vote for me by proxy.
My father believes having a gun at home will empower him to protect his family.
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