Enact is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ENACT in dictionary:

VERB:
• to establish by law
• make (a bill or other proposal) law
• put into practice (an idea or suggestion)
• act out (a role or play) on stage
• take place
• To decree; to establish by legal and authoritative act; to make into a law; especially, to perform the legislative act with reference to (a bill) which gives it the validity of law.
• To act; to perform; to do; to effect.
• To act the part of; to represent; to play.
• order by virtue of superior authority; decree
• act out; represent or perform as if in a play
• establish by law
NOUN:
• Purpose; determination.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make into a law

Words related to ENACT

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Words that contain ENACT

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How to use ENACT in a sentence

• Meanwhile the twenty-four barons proceeded to enact some regulations as a redress of such grievances as were supposed to be sufficiently notorious.
• Besides, the point which the King had required them to consider was not what ordinances it was right to obey, but what it was expedient to enact or not to enact.
• You could enact it in the creek where the water is shaller.
• Have at least the courage necessary for the personage which you have seen fit to enact, and believe me that you will need it when you venture to cope with a Medicis.
• He remembered, too, with a pang that Tredgold had been content to enact the part of a listener, and had made no attempt to check the somewhat unusual fluency of the aggrieved Mr.
• It regards the slave code as lawful in the States which enact it.
• Supposing it is not the majority, but, as in the case of an oligarchy, the minority, who meet and enact the rules of conduct, what are these? Per.
• When one of them goes aboard a steamship for America or Australasia, the family and friends enact harrowing scenes at the quay.
• Tom on this occasion forebore to enact the rehearsal scene, as he had done in the case of his father.
• It does not purport to enact a complete code of procedure or to cover the whole field of natural justice, which would not be easy in a statute of this general kind.
• The senators received these proposals with indignation, and seemed resolved to undergo the utmost extremities, rather than submit to enact these laws.
• It has not the right to enact that the ecclesiastical power shall require the permission of the civil power in order to the exercise of its authority.
• Of all that you shall enact and that you shall continue to do in this matter, you shall advise me.
• Ruth and Alice watched their father enact his role.
• The workman wanted the vote because he had been brought to believe that, possessing the vote, he could make Parliament enact laws that would lighten the hardships of his life.
• With respect to witnesses the bill would enact that in all cases the execution of the will must be attested by two, whether the property were real or personal.
• He had seen her enact her role so perfectly, in the presence of her relatives, that he could not doubt her ability in any required direction.
• Moreover he was merely hired to enact a role that, if it sometimes called for a show of tender love, was still but a role, after all.
• Amid a blaze of beauty, I soon discovered the fair lady, to whom I was to enact my part of Esquire.
• The People of the State of Michigan enact Section 1.
• Come, then, we beg of you, and with your beauty and your grace, your playful fancy and your noble soul, enact the part of good fairy to my son and heir.
• Passion may enact my statutes to-day, and ambition repeal them to-morrow.
• We are too wise in our own conceit, and ever strive to enact our own little notions into the Universal Laws of God.
• Was the city organized under a general law of the State, or was it granted a special charter? Does the legislature enact special laws for the city? 2.
• No legislation can enact laws as fast as a perverted ingenuity can find means to evade them.
• The Southern State constitutions generally enact that the legislatures shall enact laws to prevent trusts.
• The dialogue could now be carried on by the two actors, who were thus able to enact a complete story.
• He himself, as one of the characters in this ancient miracle play of nature, pauses at the point of separation between all that he has enacted and all that he will enact.
• The legislature may enact any law not forbidden by the Constitution of the State or of the United States.
• Some of, or rather all, my people became dismayed, I had therefore to cheer, to point my double barrels, and in fact to enact a whole legion.
• He filled the role of comrade which Spurlock dared not enact, at least not utterly as he would have liked.
• Then very late in the day you enact in shreds and fragments a programme of reform proposed half a century before by the leaders of the Irish people.
• The same majorities enact a bill disapproved by the governor.

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