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facilitating
[ fuh-sil-i-tey-ting ]
noun
- the act or process of making something easier or helping it along:
Warehouse management is costly and complex, so the facilitating of safe, precise storage and retrieval is paramount.
- the act or process of leading or moderating a discussion, especially as a person trained to do so:
His degree in social work, law practice, and counseling experience have been valuable in the facilitating of a support group for lawyers with depression.
adjective
- making something easier or helping it along:
Jack Goody argued that writing "is a tool, an amplifier, a facilitating device” that helps people organize and reflect on information.
- leading or moderating a discussion, especially as a person trained to do so:
I was part of a large group of teachers working with facilitating consultant Ms. Allen on a strategic arts education plan.
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of facilitating1
Example Sentences
The report noted that foreign agencies had demanded a set number of children every month and Korean agencies complied, "facilitating large-scale intercountry adoptions with minimal procedural oversight".
But truthfully, we've got to change the culture that they're consuming and the means by which our technology is facilitating this culture.
Though Rebecca had a private lawyer and an education advocate, an OCR lawyer in the Cleveland office was facilitating mediation with the school district as soon as April.
He praised his administration for facilitating the return of Israeli hostages in Gaza, which took place just as Biden was transitioning out of office.
Like his mother, the King is seeking to play a major role in facilitating the US and UK's "special" diplomatic relationship.
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