verb
- to cause something to happen; to bring about or accomplish
Usage: formal
Examples
- The new policy effectuates significant changes in workplace safety.
- The merger effectuates a consolidation of the two companies’ resources.
- This legislation effectuates the reforms promised during the campaign.
- The committee’s decision effectuates immediate cost reductions.
- The contract effectuates the transfer of ownership to the buyer.
- Her leadership effectuates positive change throughout the organization.