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Effectuate is a transitive verb that refers to the act of putting something into effect or action, making it happen or causing it to occur. It implies bringing about a desired result or outcome by taking the necessary steps or actions. The term is often used to describe the process of carrying out a plan, executing an idea, or bringing a concept or intention into reality.
To effectuate something means to realize or achieve a specific objective through active and intentional efforts. It signifies the actualization of a goal through purposeful actions, acknowledging that results are not automatic but require exertion of one's will or force.
Effectuating often involves implementing plans or strategies, organizing resources, and taking decisive steps to enact the desired changes or improvements. It may also involve overcoming obstacles, navigating challenges, and adapting to circumstances to ensure successful implementation.
The term encompasses the idea of making something happen, transforming ideas into tangible outcomes, or giving life to abstract concepts. It emphasizes the actionable aspect of turning intentions into concrete results. Thus, effectuating implies a proactive approach, involving the deliberate and intentional pursuit of objectives to ensure their accomplishment.
In summary, effectuate means to put something into action or effect, activating the process of achieving a desired purpose or goal through planned, deliberate, and purposeful actions.
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To bring to pass; to accomplish.
Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
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The word effectuate originates from the Latin word effectuare, which is a combination of effectus (meaning result or accomplishment) and the suffix -ate (denoting to make, cause, or perform). Over time, this Latin term evolved into the Old French word effectuer, and eventually entered English as effectuate in the 16th century. It retains its meaning of to bring about, accomplish, or make happen.
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