FACILITATE 
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Facilitating
transitive verb
pronunciation and accent A • ge vo · · the · King
Etymology: adjective easy , which is derived from agere (= do) .
1. (The direct object is an action, process, etc.). be the cause that it be done easily, make it easy or practicable, the cause of facilitation.
Synonyms: facilitate, simplify
Antonyms: difficult, complicate and slow down
approximate amount: facilitar , in English; easier to , in English; facilitate , in French.
are also admirable and new investigations on the usefulness of insects in ' facilitate cross-fertilization, especially in flowers with long stamens and long styles. Enrico Morselli (Charles Darwin)
[...] for facilitate reconciliation between one and another. Ferdinando Ranalli (The Histories Italian)
The overabundance of water facilitates work. Edmondo de Amicis (Netherlands)
[...] I thought having to deal with in this way, the fact of my ch'argomento Tragedy, and to facilitate 's I have intelligence, accompanied by copious notes.
Arnaldo da Brescia, Giovanni Battista Niccolini tragedy
The character would not even facilitated , but wanted this marriage. Giulio Piccini (Princess)
After dinner was his stroll in order to facilitate digestion and went to bed. He slept, as told, as quiet as a child, tired of that infinity of names have been copied, not worried that the memory of some names with too many consonants, Hungarian or Slavic. Italo Svevo (Life)
Alfonso impatient accelerated pace. Now saw a side of the house, red terra cotta. The front was turned towards the village and was the only side that had the windows € worthy of the name, the two holes postica had practiced the old doctor in person to facilitate the air around. Italo Svevo (Life)
[Figure A] here to add facilitate the understanding of the text. Galileo Galilei (Works)
- Listen, - I said - you might not assist them the task ....
- In what way?
- pointing to where I could inform me, you know, investigate .... Where Wilhelm lived?
Aegisthus Roggero (Shadows of the Past)
best quality of cork stoppers are made from bottles, flasks, jars and pots; and meet several strips woven on a very consistent you go through the belts, like the one that puts you mom when you do the bathroom that belt on the water supports you and helps you learning to swim. Ida Baccini (Lessons and Stories)
Baroggi knew, looking at the letter, the character of the secretary of government at the police, who had facilitated the release of Suardi . Joseph Rovani (One Hundred Years)
From the history I have briefly made of the respiration of each plant was able to observe something essential to that function, that leaves the contact with air and light. Liquids that the ends of the roots pull rise from the earth in the trunk and branches and they pass in the leaves. To facilitate and to extend this contact the fibrous bundles tightly together in the trunk, branches and petiole or stem of the leaf, then diverge and move away form the rib and the branches and twigs of this, we call nerves, sinews and Venette, what botanists call the skeleton of the leaf, which is like a tree or if you wish to network in the mesh are filled with a cellular tissue. Philip Parlatore (On Breathing Plant)
2. (The direct object is a street, road, etc) be the reason that it has gone smoothly, run, make it easy.
Synonym: facilitate
Antonyms: difficult, hinder
approximate amount: facilitar el Transit en (lugar a) , in English; facilitated the transit to in (a place) , in English; facilitate the transit par (a lieu) in French .
[The captains had] drawn with gabions, bundles and sacks of earth, through the fields of the plain, a parallel one last, able not only to facilitate the way for attackers , but even [even] to contain the purpose of aid allocated to the riflemen lined. Cesare de Laugier (Fasti Italians and events from 1801 to 1815)
[function] lenticels not seem to be anything but facilitate the way to penetrate the air innermost part of the cortex. Vincenzo Tenor - Giuseppe Antonio Pasquale (Compendium of Botany)
With these reports agevolaronsi the passage within the country, where little by little it extended until the provinces now diconsi of Catalonia and Aragon.
Giulio Ferrario - Robust Rounds - Ambrose Rise (The Costume Ancient and Modern)
3. (The direct object is a living being) help with facilitation, provide for (someone) to do something easily.
approximate amount: to aid , in English; ayuda , in English; facilitate , aider , in French.
Synonyms: help, help
Antonyms: difficult, opposition, boycott, hinder, slow down
If he could not agree with his ideas, let him free and peaceful facilitate them. Edmondo de Amicis (May Day)
you [...] I have sent my insurance policy, I would like convents in cash, the sum that I could get facilitate them in different things, want to delay? Giuseppe Ungaretti (Letters to Joseph Prezzolini)
is a companion not too quiet, sometimes ally able to facilitate you uphill, making it lighter than usual, to help in the plains, to increase the speed down. Peter Cristini (Being Run)
The relationship between ancient and modern is a dynamic relationship and, as this helps us to understand the past, so this, we [...] facilitates the understanding of our present. Fabio Piccarreta (Manual of Aerial Photography)
If I leave the house, I could find who lend me some capital to pay, and promote good you on price, perhaps we could accommodate. Emma Perodi (The Prince of Marsiliana)
I pretended to understand, and considered more carefully for anything that did not seem Perrucconi facilitated to show off the eloquence of the large gang that surroundings. Ippolito Nievo (Confessions of an Italian)
4. (The direct object is an unpleasant state) help to mitigate or eliminate.
rare and improper sense.
fact the cook drove the dedication to lend his work to count for Leonardo facilitate them its special financial arrangements. Did not give him more money directly, but helps you find the loan sharks entangled blinded by greed of gain. Enrico Castelnuovo (first floor to the attic)
present tense
I easy (I easily) , you easy, he, she facilitates we facilitate, you facilitated, they facilitate
imperfect indicative
I facilitated, you soft, he facilitated, we facilitated, you facilitated, they eased
indicative past tense
I agevolai , you agevolasti, he facilitated, we facilitated agevolaste you, they facilitate
indicative simple future
I will facilitate you facilitate them, he, she will facilitate, we facilitate, you facilitate, they facilitate
subjunctive This
I facilitate, facilitate you, she, he facilitates, we facilitate, you facilitated, they facilitate
imperfect subjunctive
I loans, you facilitated, she, he agevolasse We facilitated agevolaste you, They will help
present conditional
I facilitate, facilitate you, she, he would facilitate, we facilitate, you easily, they would facilitate
imperative This
facilitates you, he facilitates, she facilitated us, you facilitated, they facilitate
present participle: facilitators, facilitators
past participle: aided, facilitated, aided, facilitated
gerund: facilitating
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