Pronunciation: /ɔː.θər.əˈzeɪ.ʃən/
noun the act of giving someone permission or power to do something
A1 I need authorization from my parents to go on the field trip.
A2 You must obtain proper authorization before accessing the confidential files.
B1 The authorization process for the new software upgrade is quite simple.
B2 The manager granted authorization for the team to work remotely.
C1 The authorization granted by the board allows the project to proceed as planned.
C2 The authorization of the new policy was met with mixed reactions from the staff.
adjective authoritative or official
A1 I need authorization from my parents to go on the field trip.
A2 You must have authorization to access the secure server.
B1 Employees are required to have proper authorization before accessing sensitive information.
B2 The authorization process for the new software update is quite extensive.
C1 The authorization granted by the board allows the project to move forward.
C2 The CEO's authorization is needed before any major decisions can be made.
formal The manager requires written authorization from the CEO before making any major decisions.
informal You need permission from your parents before you can go to the party.
slang I can't believe he went ahead without getting the green light first.
figurative She felt a sense of liberation once she gave herself the authorization to pursue her dreams.
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