1. past tense and past participle of empower; given power, authority, or ability to do something
Usage: Often used in formal or professional contexts; Variant spelling of 'empowered' (more common modern form)

Examples

• The new policy impowered employees to make decisions without seeking approval.
• She felt impowered by the training program to pursue her career goals.
• The legislation impowered local communities to manage their own resources.
• Students were impowered to take control of their learning process.
• The organization impowered its members through education and support.