1. plural of enaction; instances or processes of enacting or putting into effect, especially laws or regulations
Usage: formal; often used in legal or legislative contexts
2. plural of enaction; the performance or representation of something, as in drama or theater
Usage: literary; less common

Examples

• The enactions of new environmental policies took effect at the beginning of the fiscal year.
• Several enactions were passed by Congress to address the economic crisis.
• The historical society documented the enactions of colonial laws in the region.
• The theater company's enactions of Shakespeare's plays drew large audiences.
• Recent enactions have strengthened consumer protection regulations.