FACILITY Copy link • FACILITYfacilitas (easiness, both objectively and with reference to the small amount of exertion necessary to accomplish the object; also = readiness of speech, a pleasing fluency, etc.; opposed to celeritas [ = an impetuous fluency], and loquendi tarditas, slow, sleepy delivery; eloquendi facultas is the readiness of the speaker; facultas, also = “easiness of temper,” mostly in a good sense, but also in a bad one, Suet.). [Vid. EASINESS, EASE.] Facilities (for doing anything), opportunitas idonea (faciendi aliquid). To give anybody great facilities of doing anything, alicui potestatem, or copiam dare, or facere alicujus rei; alicui facultatem dare alicujus rei; alicui ansam dare, or praebere alicujus rei, or ad aliquid faciendum: to possess great facilities for or of, etc., potestas, or facultas, or copia alicujus rei mihi data or facta est; aditum habeo alicujus rei or faciendi aliquid.