verb
B2
To remove authority or control from someone.
The new policy disempowered the staff, making them feel less in control of their work.
B2
To make someone feel less confident or capable.
The manager's harsh words disempowered the team, affecting their performance.
translation
To remove authority or control from someone.; To make someone feel less confident or capable.
Word Forms
3rd Present
disempowers
Progressive
disempowering
Past
disempowered