Definition

disempowering

adjective
  1. causing someone to lose confidence, authority, or the ability to act effectively
verb
  1. present participle of disempower; to deprive someone of power, confidence, or the means to act

Examples

  • The constant criticism had a disempowering effect on her self-esteem.
  • Micromanaging employees is disempowering and reduces workplace morale.
  • He felt disempowering when his ideas were dismissed without consideration.
  • The policy is disempowering communities by limiting their decision-making authority.
  • Disempowering language can make people feel helpless and inadequate.
  • The teacher's approach was disempowering rather than encouraging student independence.
  • Financial constraints are disempowering families who cannot afford basic services.

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