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Effect
01
a change in a person or thing caused by another person or thing
02
the visible impression or appearance created by someone or something
03
an impression or appearance, often deliberately created to influence or deceive
04
the underlying message or significance conveyed through a speech or literary work that influences the audience's perception or understanding
05
the condition of a law being in force and having legal power or validity
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a symptom or physical response resulting from an illness or the administration of a drug
to effect
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to cause something to happen or to achieve a desired outcome
effect
n
Example
The new law will take effect on January 1st of next year.
The new company policies will take effect on the first day of next month.
The actor's exaggerated gestures and facial expressions added comedic effect to the performance.
The upgraded software came into effect with the latest update.
The bullets had no effect on the steel door.
