Effects is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EFFECTS in dictionary:

VERB:
• EFFECT, to bring about
• cause (something) to happen; bring about
NOUN:
• a change which is a result or consequence of an action or other cause
• the state of being or becoming operative.
• the extent to which something succeeds or is operative
• a physical phenomenon, typically named after its discoverer
• an impression produced in the mind of a person
• the lighting, sound, or scenery used in a play, film, or broadcast
• personal belongings
• property of a personal character that is portable but not used in business

Words related to EFFECTS

effect14 effected17 effecting18

How to use EFFECTS in a sentence

• These effects he attached to the system of agriculture as followed in our islands.
• The immediate effects of all war are evil and melancholy.
• It was impossible to expect that the effects of hundreds of years of tyranny and bad government could be swept away by the waving of a diplomatic wand.
• His friends at home took the precaution of securing his effects, fearing that a decree for their confiscation might be issued.
• I begin to feel the effects of fatigue or age, I know not which.
• His method is often coarse, but his effects rarely miss their mark.
• We are to dread the effects of this dismay till their fuller information.
• It would have been, to say the least, less harmful in its effects than the hanging of witches or the whipping of Quakers.
• The Indians made the same complaints, but I felt no ill effects from them.
• However, from the effects it produceth, that is from its waves and vibrations, light, heat, electricity appear and are made evident.
• The animals, however, soon recovered from the effects of the journey, although they were a little lame for the first few days.
• Its windows show the effects of the musketry, and but little glass remains to shut out the cold and rain.
• Thus I have heard a Discourse was once managed upon the Effects of Fear.
• It was also a strange compound of the effects of whiskey and gambling, of the designs of abandoned white people, and of prejudice against the Catholics.
• Blandy had for many months felt the dreadful effects of it.
• In this sketch, stirring episodes, graphic descriptions, and fine effects are all sacrificed.
• These effects may readily be traced to the causes above referred to.
• Neither the cause nor the effects of such forces can die away.
• They had both probably their effects from their natural operation.
• I have myself witnessed some extraordinary effects produced by lightning.
• Effects! effects! what are they? the mere accidents of the life, and not the life itself.
• I remained with my friend a fortnight, studying the midnight effects of the iron-foundries, and cultivating the acquaintance of Julia.
• He will work some miracle, He will give her back to me! Vernon I should have ventured upon it before the action of the poison had wrought its full effects.

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