1. plural of effecter; persons or things that bring about or cause an effect or result
Usage: Often used in formal or technical contexts; Related to the verb 'effect' (to bring about)
2. in biology and physiology, organs or structures that respond to nerve signals by producing movement or secretion
Usage: technical; scientific

Examples

• The new policies were effecters of significant change in the organization.
• Several effecters contributed to the success of the project.
• Muscles and glands are effecters that respond to signals from the nervous system.
• The effecters of social reform worked tirelessly for decades.
• In the experiment, the effecters produced measurable physiological responses.