Granting
Granting noun - The approval by someone in authority for the doing of something.
Whether and granting are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Whether" instead a conjunction "Granting".
Whether
Granting and whether are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Granting" instead a conjunction "Whether".
Both words in one sentence
- He's reduced to granting wishes for ¥5, whether they be finding a lost cat, cleaning a bathroom or breaking a curse.
Source: Gods Need Prayer Badly -
A fairy tasked with helping out the protagonist of a tale, whether it's granting wishes, or other things, often with the aid of a Magic Wand.
Source: Fairy Godmother -
While granting that like his other murders, it's kind of unclear whether or not it was intentional, the Claw in GUN×SWORD exhibits this strongly in a scene where he deals with a mutinous subordinate.
Source: Dissonant Serenity
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