I'm looking for a word that can be used right next to the word "constraint" in different grammatical structures, but means the opposite. It should mean "provide options to".
For example:
A company both constrains and XXX its employees.
A company puts both constraints and XXX on its employees
A company both constrains and XXX the behaviour of its employees.
I could think of words like "enables", which kind of makes sense for:
A company both constrains and enables the behaviour of its employees.
But doesn't make sense for:
WRONG: A company puts both constraints and (en)abilities (?) on its employees.
Is there a word that is an antonym of constraint and also allows for the same syntactical usage?
