enact

/ɪˈnækt/verb

To turn a proposed bill into an official law.

Example sentence

“The legislature enacted stricter rules on plastic waste last year.”

Laws are enacted; scenes and rituals are also enacted, meaning performed. 'Re-enact' covers staged recreations of battles and crimes.

Related words

enamoredTo fill someone with love or great fondness; usually used in the passive with "of" or "with".emulateTo try to match someone or copy what they do, often because you admire them.enchantTo charm and delight someone, capturing their interest completely.employerA company or person that hires people and pays them to work.enchantingTo fill someone with delight and fascination; to charm.employeeSomeone who works for a company or a person in exchange for pay.