facilitation
part of speech
noun (uncountable)
meaning for a pupil
1) Making something easier to do or helping it happen. tree →
2) Leading a group discussion or meeting so that everyone can take part and work well. tree →
sense in the lessons
In school and work, a facilitator leads a group activity, and «facilitation» is that guiding role. In science, «facilitation» can mean one living thing helping another to grow. In the formal exam voice it replaces «help». Phrases: «facilitation of», «trade facilitation».
examples
- The teacher's facilitation helped every group share ideas. tree →
- Ramps provide the facilitation of access for wheelchair users. tree →
- Good facilitation keeps a meeting on time. tree →
- The new bridge led to the facilitation of trade between towns. tree →
- Some plants grow better because of facilitation by nearby shrubs. tree →
- With careful facilitation, even shy pupils spoke up. tree →
note
Formal. Verb: facilitate; person: facilitator. In everyday talk people say «help» or «making it easier». Uncountable.
Trees and pragmatics
Every meaning and example of «facilitation» parsed by Mova, each sentence with its dependency tree and frames.