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What is the adjective for facilitate?

There isn't a single perfect adjective directly corresponding to "facilitate." However, depending on the context, these adjectives could be used:

Formal:

* Facilitative: This is the most direct adjective form of "facilitate," meaning "making something easier or more likely to happen."

* Enabling: Similar to "facilitative," but emphasizing the removal of obstacles.

* Supportive: Indicating providing aid or encouragement.

Informal:

* Helpful: A general term for making something easier.

* Streamlined: Suggesting efficiency and smoothness.

* Expeditious: Emphasizing speed and effectiveness.

The best choice will depend on the specific situation and the desired emphasis.

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