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enactments,


Meanings
  • noun

    The process of officially passing and implementing a law or decree.

    - "The enactment of the new law will take effect next month."
    - "The enactment of the bill was a lengthy process."
  • noun

    The performance of a play or drama.

    - "The school put on an enactment of Shakespeare's Macbeth."
    - "The children enjoyed watching their classmates' enactment of a scene from the play."

Rhymes
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statements , explanations , relations
Variants
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enactment , enactments
Etymology
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From Old French enacter, meaning 'to enact, perform, or put into effect.'


Trivia
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  1. Did you know that the first recorded use of the word enactment was in the 14th century?

  2. The word enactment comes from the Old French word enacter, which means 'to enact, perform, or put into effect.'

  3. In ancient Rome, laws were often enacted through the use of plebiscites, which were votes of the plebeians (common people) on important issues.


Related Concepts
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  1. legislation: The process of creating and passing laws.

  2. statute: A law passed by a legislative body.

  3. performance: The act of performing or putting on a show.

  4. drama: A literary or artistic work intended for theatrical representation.


Culture
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Enactments have been used throughout history in various cultural, historical, and symbolic contexts. In literature, enactments have been used to describe the passing of laws, as well as the performance of plays or dramas. In art, enactments have been depicted in paintings and sculptures, often as part of religious or ceremonial rituals. In music, enactments have been used as a theme in operas and other forms of musical theater.

How to Memorize "enactments,"

  1. visualize

    - To memorize the meaning of enactments, visualize the process of a law being passed and put into effect.
    - Imagine the steps involved in the enactment of a law, from the drafting of a bill to its signing into law.

  2. associate

    - Associate the meaning of enactments with the idea of official action or implementation.
    - Think of enactments as the process of bringing something into existence or making it a reality.

  3. mnemonics

    - Use the acronym E-N-A-C-T to remember the meaning of enactments: Enactment is the process of officially passing and implementing a law or decree.


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