verb
- to make a bill or proposal into law
- to perform or act out a role or scene
- to put into practice or effect
Usage: legal/governmental context
Usage: theatrical context
Examples
- Congress enacts new legislation every session.
- The governor signed the bill after the legislature enacts it.
- The drama club enacts Shakespeare’s plays each spring.
- She enacts the role of Lady Macbeth with great intensity.
- The company enacts strict safety protocols in all facilities.
- The school enacts a new dress code policy next month.
- The city council enacts measures to reduce traffic congestion.