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Definitions
Noun
1

An act or instance of permitting something.

"His silent nod was an unmistakable form of permitting our early departure."

In plain English: Permitting is an official document that gives you legal permission to do something specific, like park your car or build on land.

"The rules focus on permitting rather than punishing minor offenses."

Usage: Use this noun to describe the specific action or event of allowing an activity, rather than using it as a synonym for permission itself. It is often helpful in formal contexts where you need to refer to "the granting" of approval without repeating the word permit.

Verb
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present participle of permit

"The new policy is permitting employees to work remotely three days a week."

In plain English: Permitting means allowing someone to do something by giving them permission.

"The manager is permitting employees to work from home during the storm."

Example Sentences
"The rules focus on permitting rather than punishing minor offenses." noun
"The city is considering a new policy of permitting for downtown construction." noun
"Without proper permitting, the renovation project cannot move forward legally." noun
"Delays occurred because we were waiting on final permitting before breaking ground." noun
"The manager is permitting employees to work from home during the storm." verb
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Rhyming Words
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