agevolate

Agevolate is the feminine plural form of the Italian adjective agevolato, meaning facilitated, advantaged, or provided with advantages. It is used to describe things that involve preferential treatment, reduced costs, or simplified procedures. In administrative, commercial, and policy contexts, agevolate accompanies a noun to indicate that the described item benefits from a favorable condition, such as a discount, lower tariff, or easier access.

Grammatical usage: agevolate agrees with the noun it modifies (for example, tariffe agevolate, spese agevolate, condizioni agevolate). It appears in phrases like tariffe agevolate per studenti, spedizioni agevolate, or procedure agevolate. The meaning depends on the surrounding noun and regulatory context; it functions as an adjective rather than a standalone noun.

Origin and related terms: agevolate comes from the verb agevolare, meaning to facilitate or to grant privileges. Related terms include agevolazione (an act or program of facilitation), agevolato (the participle or adjective), and agevolazioni fiscali (tax reliefs). In public discourse, agevolazioni are often presented as reductions or simplified access for specific groups.

See also: agevolazione; agevolare; agevolazioni fiscali; tariffa agevolata. Note: the precise sense of agevolate is context-dependent and should be inferred from the surrounding nouns and regulatory descriptions.