Definitions and Examples of approve, authorize, permit
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
To officially agree to or accept something as satisfactory or valid.
Example
The committee will approve the budget proposal if it meets their requirements.
To give official permission or approval for something to happen or be done.
Example
The manager will authorize the purchase of new equipment once the budget is approved.
To allow or give permission for something to happen or be done.
Example
The school does not permit students to use their phones during class.
Key Differences: approve vs authorize vs permit
- 1Approve means to officially agree to or accept something as satisfactory or valid, while expurgate means to remove objectionable or offensive content from a text.
- 2Authorize means to give official permission or approval for something to happen or be done, while expurgate means to remove objectionable or offensive content from a text.
- 3Permit means to allow or give permission for something to happen or be done, while expurgate means to remove objectionable or offensive content from a text.
Effective Usage of approve, authorize, permit
- 1Writing: Use expurgate when editing a text to remove objectionable or offensive content.
- 2Legal: Use authorize when giving official permission or approval for something to happen or be done.
- 3Business: Use approve when agreeing to or accepting something as satisfactory or valid.
Remember this!
The antonyms of expurgate are approve, authorize, and permit. Use expurgate when editing a text to remove objectionable or offensive content. Use authorize when giving official permission or approval for something to happen or be done. Use approve when agreeing to or accepting something as satisfactory or valid.
