enabling
/ɪˈneɪbəlɪŋ/
adjective
- Providing the means or opportunity for something to happen; making something possible.
- Enabling technologies like the internet have changed how we learn.
- The new law created an enabling environment for small businesses.
- An enabling culture encourages innovation and creativity.
- Describing behavior that supports or allows someone's harmful actions, often unintentionally.
- She recognized her enabling patterns and decided to set boundaries.
- Enabling behavior can prevent a person from facing the consequences of their actions.
- The family's enabling attitude made it harder for him to quit smoking.
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noun
- The act of making something possible or providing the means for something.
- The project's success depended on the enabling of cross-team collaboration.
- Enabling of the feature will happen after the system update.
- The enabling of remote work required new software and policies.