effectuate (C1)
verb
Pronunciation: /ɪˈfektʃueɪt/
Definition
To bring about or accomplish something; to make happen.
Examples
The manager worked hard to effectuate the company's new marketing strategy.
We need to effectuate these changes before the end of the fiscal year.
The committee was tasked with effectuating the proposed reforms.
How to Use effectuate
- effectuate change (collocation)
- To cause a change to happen or be implemented. — "The reforms will effectuate significant change in the education system."
- effectuate a plan (collocation)
- To put a plan into action or make it happen. — "The team worked diligently to effectuate the project plan."
- effectuate a policy (collocation)
- To implement or put a policy into practice. — "The new administration aims to effectuate a more progressive tax policy."
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