Definition of enact - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
legislationmake into law by official legislative action
- The government decided to enact the new tax reform bill..
2.
theaterperform a role in a play or performance
- She was excited to enact the lead role in the upcoming play..
Origin of enact
Latin, enactum (to decree)
Terms with enact included in their meaning
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legislation
approve or enact a law
government
enact rules as official laws
authority
having the power to establish or enact something
legal
legal instrument used to enact laws without full legislation
philosophy
capacity of language to enact a state of being
legal
having power to enact or establish laws
Examples of enact in a sentence
Local authorities can enact regulations to control pollution. He will enact the villain in the next scene. They plan to enact a famous historical event.
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- French:promulguer, jouer, ...
- German:erlassen, spielen, ...
- Italian:promulgare, interpretare, ...
- Spanish:promulgar, representar, ...
- Portuguese:promulgar, desempenhar, ...
- Chinese:颁布, 扮演, ...
- Japanese:制定する, 演じる, ...
- Arabic:سَنَّ, أَدَّى دَوْرًا, ...
- Hebrew:לְחַקֵּק, לְגַלֵּם, ...
- Russian:принимать, исполнять роль, ...
- Ukrainian:ухвалювати, виконувати роль, ...
- Hindi:अधिनियमित करना, भूमिका निभाना, ...
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