enact
/ɪˈnækt/
verb
- To make a law or rule official by voting or by an official process.
- The city council enacted a ban on single-use plastic bags.
- Congress voted to enact the tax reform bill in December.
- The government plans to enact new environmental protections next year.
- To perform a role or act in a play, movie, or story.
- She enacted the part of the queen with great emotion.
- In the workshop, participants enacted a historical event to understand it better.
- The students will enact a scene from Shakespeare's Hamlet.
- To put something into action or make it happen.
- They enacted their plan to renovate the old library.
- The company enacted a new policy to improve workplace safety.
- The team enacted a strategy to increase sales.
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