1. put into effect as law; made into legislation
Usage: past participle of ‘enact’ used as adjective
2. performed or carried out
Usage: referring to dramatic performances or ceremonies

Examples

• The newly enacted law goes into effect next month.
• Several environmental regulations were enacted last year.
• The enacted legislation requires stricter safety standards.
• The drama club enacted scenes from Shakespeare.
• The ceremony was enacted according to ancient traditions.
• Once enacted, the policy cannot be easily changed.