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vestingverbpresent participle of vest to give official or legal power to"By the power vested in me by the state," intoned the minister, "I now pronounce that you are married" accrediting, authorizing, certifying, chartering(British), commissioning, empowering, enabling, investing, licensing(also licencing), qualifying, warranting approving, clearing, credentialing(also credentialling), endorsing(also indorsing), OK'ing(or okaying), sanctioningaffirming, confirming, validatinginaugurating, inducting, initiating, installing, instating, swearing inallowing, letting, permittingenfranchising, entitling, privileging disqualifying banning, barring, blocking, constraining, denying, disallowing, disbarring, discouraging, disenfranchising, disfranchising, excluding, hindering, holding back, impeding, inhibiting, obstructing, preventing, shutting out, stoppingenjoining, forbidding, interdicting, outlawing, prohibiting, proscribing, vetoing to put (something) into the possession or safekeeping of anothervested the power to access their retirement accounts with their attorney commending, committing, confiding, consigning, delegating, delivering, entrusting(also intrusting), giving, giving over, handing, handing over, leaving, passing, recommending, reposing, transferring, transmitting, trusting, turning over conferring, grantingassigning, dealing (out), dispensing, dispersing, distributing, dividinghanding in, releasing, relinquishing, submitting, surrendering, turning in, yieldingbequeathing, handing down, handing on, willingadvancing, lending, loaningfurnishing, supplyingrecommitting, redelivering, retransferring, retransmitting holding, keeping, retaining detaining, holding back, reserving, withholdingowning, possessingaccepting, receiving, taking inoccupying, taking, taking over to give the ownership or benefit of (something) formally or publiclythe U.S. Constitution vests the power to declare war with Congress according, awarding, conferring, granting bestowing, contributing, donating, giving, presenting, showingfurnishing, providing, supplyingextending, offering, profferingallocating, appropriating, assigningappointing, designating, dubbing, fixing, naming, setting aborting, calling, calling off, dropping, recalling, repealing, rescinding, revokingabrogating, annulling, invalidating, nullifying, voiding, writing offrecanting, retracting, taking back, withdrawing in 1944 |