effective in Latin
effective in Latin is efficax — effective means producing the intended result; actually working.
effective in Latin
efficax
What does "effective" mean?
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adj Producing the intended result; actually working.
"The new medication proved effective against the infection."
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adj Officially in force or operation as of a stated time.
"The new rules are effective from next Monday."
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effective in a sentence
- The new medication proved effective against the infection.
- Regular practice is the most effective way to learn a language.
- The new rules are effective from next Monday.
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What is "effective" in Latin?
"effective" in Latin is efficax. effective means: Producing the intended result; actually working.
How do you use "effective" in a sentence?
Example: "The new medication proved effective against the infection." In Latin, "effective" is efficax.
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