facilitation
Americannoun
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the act or process of facilitating.
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Physiology. the lowering of resistance in a neural pathway to an impulse, resulting from previous or simultaneous stimulation.
Etymology
Origin of facilitation
First recorded in 1610–20; facilitate + -ion
Example Sentences
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An Air India spokeswoman said the flight operated on schedule with “no expedited landing or any special facilitation.”
“Now we see the need shifting to long-term effects and recovery plans, providing step-by-step facilitation of how to get their lives back on track.”
From Los Angeles Times
It also talked about the "facilitation of the return of refugees and internally displaced persons".
From BBC
They called for the protection of civilians, the facilitation of aid deliveries, the release of the hostages held by Hamas, and the renewal of the ceasefire.
From BBC
While police raids do happen, the facilitation of people-smuggling is not technically illegal in Germany if it is to a third country outside of the EU, which the UK now is after Brexit.
From BBC
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