enact in Greek
enact in Greek is θεσπίζω — enact means to officially pass a bill into law.
enact in Greek
θεσπίζω
Pronounced: thespizo
(transitive, legal) To make (a bill) into law.
What does "enact" mean?
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verb To officially pass a bill into law.
"Parliament enacted the new tax law last spring."
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verb To perform or act out a role or scene.
"The students enacted a scene from the play for their final project."
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enact in a sentence
- Parliament enacted the new tax law last spring.
- The reforms were enacted after months of debate.
- The students enacted a scene from the play for their final project.
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What is "enact" in Greek?
"enact" in Greek is θεσπίζω. enact means: To officially pass a bill into law.
How do you pronounce θεσπίζω?
"enact" in Greek is θεσπίζω, pronounced "thespizo".
How do you use "enact" in a sentence?
Example: "Parliament enacted the new tax law last spring." In Greek, "enact" is θεσπίζω.
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