effectuate US
ɪˈfɛktʃueɪt
See also: bring about (UK)
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Definition of effectuate - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
1.
achievementUSaccomplish a task or plan successfullyUS
  • They effectuated the merger with great efficiency.
achieve execute fulfill
2.
causationUScause an event to happen or existUS
  • The new policy will effectuate positive changes.
accomplish achieve bring about
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Origin of effectuate

Latin, effectus (accomplished)

Examples of effectuate in a sentence

  • She was determined to effectuate her vision for the project.
  • The merger will effectuate a stronger market presence.
  • His actions will effectuate a significant shift in company policy.

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  1. French:effectuer, provoquer, ...
  2. German:durchführen, bewirken, ...
  3. Italian:realizzare, effettuare, ...
  4. Spanish:realizar, efectuar, ...
  5. Portuguese:efetuar, ...
  6. Chinese:完成, 引起, ...
  7. Japanese:達成する, もたらす, ...
  8. Arabic:حَقَّقَ, أحدث, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְהוֹצִיא לַפּוֹעַל, לְהוֹבִיל, ...
  10. Russian:осуществить, ...
  11. Ukrainian:здійснювати, спричиняти, ...
  12. Hindi:संपन्न करना, घटित करना, ...
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