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enactment
Enactment (noun) means the act of enacting something, or the state of having been enacted.
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1
The act of enacting something, or the state of having been enacted.
"The actors' powerful enactment of the play was breathtaking."
2
The act of performing a role, as an actor does.
3
The process of turning a bill into law.
4
A law that has been officially passed by a legislative body.
"The enactments passed by the council that year included sweeping reforms."
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What is the meaning of enactment?
"enactment" (noun) means the act of enacting something, or the state of having been enacted.
What is another word for enactment?
Other words for "enactment" include passage, personation, portrayal, act, characterization.
What is the opposite of enactment?
The opposite of "enactment" is abrogation.
What are the different meanings of enactment?
"enactment" has 3 main meanings: 1. The act of enacting something, or the state of having been enacted; 2. The act of performing a role, as an actor does; 3. The process of turning a bill into law.
