CEFR A2

effect

noun

Meaning

A change that happens because of an event or action. It is the result of something.

Examples

The special effects in the movie were amazing.
His words had a powerful effect on the audience.

Synonyms: result, consequence, impact, outcome

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effect (A2)

noun

Pronunciation: /ɪˈfekt/

Definition

A change that happens because of an event or action. It is the result of something.

Examples

The special effects in the movie were amazing.
His words had a powerful effect on the audience.
We are studying the effects of climate change.

How to Use effect

effect on (prepositional phrase): The influence or change something has on a person or thing. — "The rain had a calming effect on the city."
take effect (phrasal verb): To start to be used or to happen. — "The new policy will take effect in January."
in effect (prepositional phrase): In reality; actually. — "The agreement is in effect a contract."

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