self-licensing
patent
licensing
facultative
empower
proxy representative
preoccupancy
seizure
legitimation
leave
entrance
licensure
rightsholder
go
acquisition
obligatee
invocation
franchise
entry
ownership
settlement
accordance
accordance of rights
allow
countenance
let
qualify
permit
grant
pedis possessio
superintendent
by
permiss
dispone
placeholder
ferry
authorization
proxy
congeable
having
holdership
easement
indebted
procurator
authority
commission
commissioning
authoriser
awarding
warrant
expropriation
permittance
squatting
authorizer
lawfulness
TWOC
droit
permitting
intra vires
sanction
regulatee
permitholding
licitness
entitlement
breach of trust
gestion
socialize
running
up to
monopolistic
handover
committal
property right
license
administration
government activity
courtisanerie
governing
permission
governance
appropriate
straw owner
advantage
ultralegal
government
abetment
nonfeasance
reversion
wrongful
legitimacy
premises
allowed
authorize
legalness

English words for 'The act of giving oneself permission or license to do something.'

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