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Traditional English :: facilitate
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faciliator.html - v.tr. make easy or less difficult or more easily achieved. facilitation n. facilitative adj. facilitator n. [F faciliter f. It. facilitare f. facile easy f. L facilis] |
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Traditional English :: facility
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faciliator.html - n. (pl. -ies) 1 ease; absence of difficulty. 2 fluency, dexterity, aptitude (facility of expression). 3 (esp. in pl.) an opportunity, the equipment, or the resources for doing something. 4 US a plant, installation, or establishment. [F facilit or L facilitas (as FACILE) ] |
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Traditional English :: facile
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faciliator.html - adj. usu. derog. 1 easily achieved but of little value. 2 (of speech, writing, etc.) fluent, ready, glib. facilely adv. facileness n. [F facile or L facilis f. facere do] |
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Traditional English :: facilitate
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faciliator.html - v.tr. make easy or less difficult or more easily achieved. facilitation n. facilitative adj. facilitator n. [F faciliter f. It. facilitare f. facile easy f. L facilis] |
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Traditional English :: facility
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faciliator.html - n. (pl. -ies) 1 ease; absence of difficulty. 2 fluency, dexterity, aptitude (facility of expression). 3 (esp. in pl.) an opportunity, the equipment, or the resources for doing something. 4 US a plant, installation, or establishment. [F facilit or L facilitas (as FACILE) ] |
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Traditional English :: facia
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faciliator.html - var. of FASCIA. |
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