Enacted is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ENACTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• ENACT, to establish by law
• take place
• make (a bill or other proposal) law
• put into practice (an idea or suggestion)
• act out (a role or play) on stage
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make into a law

Words related to ENACTED

enact7 enacting11 enacts8

Words that contain ENACTED

coenacted14 reenacted12 preenacted15

How to use ENACTED in a sentence

• In his medical-student days the sort of trick I have been playing on Sir Henry was enacted by some of his fellow-students for his benefit, and almost scared him into fever.
• Poor girl! She had seen that portion of the drama which was enacted in the street, and the shock of it was still poignant.
• But she shook as though a miracle had been enacted.
• Those laws have no intrinsic right to be enforced beyond the limits of the State for which they were enacted.
• In Cumberland and Westmoreland, the most pathetic romances of the Red Rose were enacted.
• And then it all seemed to Cecil as if the same scene had been enacted in a previous state of existence.
• In truth the tragical scene enacted twenty-two years ago was always before her eyes.
• A tragedy had been enacted in it some years before, and a ghost had often since been seen flitting about the house and grounds on moonlight nights.
• And in the building of the continent Nature fashioned well the scenery for the great human story that was to be enacted here in the fullness of years.
• This could be done to-day if a similar tragedy were enacted.
• A subsequent law was enacted, declaring Ireland independent of the English parliament.
• Another law was enacted, allowing French wines and other liquors to be imported in neutral bottoms.
• In order to restrain this evil, which was become intolerable, the legislature enacted that law which we have already mentioned.
• Other laws of national consequence were enacted, in the course of this session, with little or no opposition.
• Similar scenes must have been enacted at Phaestos and Hagia Triada, either by other forces of invaders, or by the same host sweeping round the island.
• At first, owing to the extraordinary posture of the body, it was feared that another tragedy had been enacted.
• Let not laws be enacted, nor magistrates elected under auspices.
• The ministers both propose what shall be made law and determine how it shall be enforced when enacted.
• But in the mean time a horrible scene had been enacted.
• In the high school we gave an exhibition in which we enacted some Scotch scene.
• This melancholy tragedy is enacted at a spot appointed by the lovers as a rendezvous.
• Now, as she looked, it was enacted before her eyes.
• Now and then a messenger came to the balcony and shouted out the latest aspect of the drama being enacted inside.
• Declarations to the contrary made in these three acts are contradicted again and again by repeated acts of legislation enacted by Congress from the year 1861 to the year 1867.
• Some of its main scenes are enacted in his native Scotland and possibly this meant strength for another Scot, as it did for Sir Walter and Stevenson.
• She showed me when I was a child the spot where the tragedy was enacted.
• Dramatic scenes from real plays were being enacted in dumb show on the stages of theatres apparently decorated by Rothenstein.
• It was to be an imitation of that which had been every ten years, since 1634, enacted in Ober-Ammergau, Germany.
• This morning, for example, you, husband, might ramble round the Tower and try to picture the various tragedies that have been enacted there.
• Therefore, you are come as a student of this wonderful drama to be enacted in Jerusalem presently.
• From the crowd that is still gathering various sounds arise, for no one can even give a guess as to the nature of the peculiar trick which is thus being enacted.
• Every year new laws and amendments are enacted in several of the states, and the advance is very marked.

Similar words containing ACT without suffix ed and without prefix en

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