noun

effect

/ɪˈfɛkt/

effect

NOUN

Definition of effect

1

An effect is something that is caused by something else.

efekt

Example: His comments had a visible effect on those who heard it.

1

If a law, agreement, change, etc. takes effect, it officially begins.

efekt

Example: The closing of the company takes effect at midnight.

2

A sound effect is a way to make a sound for a performance artificially.

efekt

Example: The used a lot of normal materials to create the sound effects for the show.

3

A special effect is a way to make an image for a performance artificially.

efekt

Example: They didn't really cut his hand off, but the special effect made it look real.

4

If you effect a change, you make it happen.

efekt

Example: I will effect the change without your help.

effect

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Examples of effect

1

His comments had a visible effect on those who heard it.

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2

The effect of the change was small.

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3

The closing of the company takes effect at midnight.

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4

The new rules have been in effect since January.

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5

The used a lot of normal materials to create the sound effects for the show.

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