enactment (B2)

noun

Pronunciation: /ɪˈnæktmənt/

Definition

The process of making something official, such as a law or a plan, by putting it into action or signing it.

Examples

• The enactment of the new policy took several months.

• They are waiting for the final enactment of the treaty.

• The enactment of the bill into law was a significant event.

How to Use enactment

enactment of (prepositional phrase)

The act of making a law, plan, or policy official. — "The enactment of the new regulations is scheduled for next month."

Synonyms of enactment

Words with a similar meaning to enactment:

• implementation
• ratification
• promulgation

Antonyms of enactment

Words with the opposite meaning to enactment:

• repeal
• abolition

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