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Synonyms for "effects" in English

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  1. effects:
  2. effect:

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Detailed Synonyms for effects in English

effects:

effects [the ~] nom

  1. the effects
    the consequences; the effects; the results; the outcomes
  2. the effects
    – property of a personal character that is portable but not used in business 1
    the effects; the personal effects
    – property of a personal character that is portable but not used in business 1
    • effects [the ~] nom
      • I watched over their effects until they returned1
    • personal effects [the ~] nom
      • she left some of her personal effects in the house1

effects

  1. effects
    effects; belongings; `

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Related Definitions for "effects":

  1. property of a personal character that is portable but not used in business1
    • I watched over their effects until they returned1

effects form of effect:

effect [the ~] nom

  1. the effect
    the effect; the consequence
  2. the effect
    the result; the consequence; the effect
  3. the effect
    the effect; the bringing about
  4. the effect
    the effect; the influence; the action
  5. the effect
    – an outward appearance 1
    the effect; the impression
    – an outward appearance 1
    • effect [the ~] nom
      • she retained that bold effect in her reproductions of the original painting1
    • impression [the ~] nom
      • he made a good impression1
      • I wanted to create an impression of success1
  6. the effect
    – (of a law) having legal validity 1
    the force; the effect
    – (of a law) having legal validity 1
    • force [the ~] nom
    • effect [the ~] nom
      • the law is still in effect1
  7. the effect
    – an impression (especially one that is artificial or contrived) 1
    the effect
    – an impression (especially one that is artificial or contrived) 1
    • effect [the ~] nom
      • he just did it for effect1
  8. the effect
    – the central meaning or theme of a speech or literary work 1
    the core; the burden; the effect; the essence; the gist
    – the central meaning or theme of a speech or literary work 1
  9. the effect
    – a phenomenon that follows and is caused by some previous phenomenon 1
    the issue; the event; the effect; the outcome; the result; the consequence; the upshot
    – a phenomenon that follows and is caused by some previous phenomenon 1
    • issue [the ~] nom
    • event [the ~] nom
      • he acted very wise after the event1
    • effect [the ~] nom
      • the magnetic effect was greater when the rod was lengthwise1
    • outcome [the ~] nom
    • result [the ~] nom
    • consequence [the ~] nom
      • his decision had depressing consequences for business1
    • upshot [the ~] nom
  10. the effect
    – a symptom caused by an illness or a drug 1
    the effect
    – a symptom caused by an illness or a drug 1
    • effect [the ~] nom
      • the effects of sleep loss1
      • the effect of the anesthetic1

to effect verbe (effects, effected, effecting)

  1. to effect
    to realize; to bring about; to effect; to realise
    • realize verbe, américain (realizes, realized, realizing)
    • bring about verbe (brings about, brought about, bringing about)
    • effect verbe (effects, effected, effecting)
    • realise verbe, britannique
  2. to effect
    to bring on; to bring about; to effect; to produce
    • bring on verbe (brings on, brought on, bringing on)
    • bring about verbe (brings about, brought about, bringing about)
    • effect verbe (effects, effected, effecting)
    • produce verbe (produces, produced, producing)
  3. to effect
    – produce 1
    to effect; to set up; effectuate
    – produce 1
    • effect verbe (effects, effected, effecting)
    • set up verbe (sets up, set up, setting up)
      • The scientists set up a shock wave1
    • effectuate verbe
  4. to effect
    – act so as to bring into existence 1
    to effect
    – act so as to bring into existence 1
    • effect verbe (effects, effected, effecting)
      • effect a change1

Conjugations for effect:

present
  1. effect
  2. effect
  3. effects
  4. effect
  5. effect
  6. effect
simple past
  1. effected
  2. effected
  3. effected
  4. effected
  5. effected
  6. effected
present perfect
  1. have effected
  2. have effected
  3. has effected
  4. have effected
  5. have effected
  6. have effected
past continuous
  1. was effecting
  2. were effecting
  3. was effecting
  4. were effecting
  5. were effecting
  6. were effecting
future
  1. shall effect
  2. will effect
  3. will effect
  4. shall effect
  5. will effect
  6. will effect
continuous present
  1. am effecting
  2. are effecting
  3. is effecting
  4. are effecting
  5. are effecting
  6. are effecting
subjunctive
  1. be effected
  2. be effected
  3. be effected
  4. be effected
  5. be effected
  6. be effected
diverse
  1. effect!
  2. let's effect!
  5. effected
  6. effecting
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

effect

  1. effect
    effect; influence
  2. effect
    effect
  3. effect
    effect; result
  4. effect
    effect; execution
  5. effect
    effect; bring about

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Related Definitions for "effect":

  1. an outward appearance1
    • she retained that bold effect in her reproductions of the original painting1
  2. (of a law) having legal validity1
    • the law is still in effect1
  3. an impression (especially one that is artificial or contrived)1
    • he just did it for effect1
  4. the central meaning or theme of a speech or literary work1
  5. a phenomenon that follows and is caused by some previous phenomenon1
    • the magnetic effect was greater when the rod was lengthwise1
  6. a symptom caused by an illness or a drug1
    • the effects of sleep loss1
    • the effect of the anesthetic1
  7. produce1
  8. act so as to bring into existence1
    • effect a change1

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