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Meanings of enact in English
Spanish
reconstruir Synonyms
Examples for "reenact"
Examples for "reenact"
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Still other students reenact battles against the Germans in World War II.
2
In others, those I love reenact mistakes I cannot escape.
3
What is he trying to do, reenact the ancient days of Nero and Caligula?
4
England will have to wait another four years for the chance to reenact that glory.
5
Every time I watch The Lion King, I reenact the opening scene with my cat.
1
We want the nation to act out the principles it believes in.
2
Go about the work in earnest, and act out the part seriously.
3
Feelings of insecurity set in and it led me to act out.
4
She said the CDC would encourage states to act out pandemic scenarios.
5
In fact, I've got plenty of other fantasies we could act out.
Usage of enact in English
1
Congress usually needs a year or more to enact a farm law.
2
The NSW Government will soon pass temporary legislation to enact the code.
3
Lawmakers will on Tuesday continue debating the legislation required to enact it.
4
The court gave Illinois until July 9 to enact a new law.
5
Health care interactions can enact fat-related stigmatization, which can worsen health outcomes.
6
It expects to introduce a bill next year to enact the changes.
7
The committees enact bylaws to govern natural resource management in their areas.
8
Wyoming would not be the first state to enact such a law.
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Being mere individuals, we didn't have the means to enact consequential change.
10
Groups from Ireland, Wales, England and North America will enact dramatic battles.
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Baucus and Camp aim to enact legislation by the end of 2014.
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Monetary policy, in other words, is easy to enact, unlike fiscal policy.
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The city also must prove it desires to enact a restructuring plan.
14
Forum members will then meet monthly to enact and refine the strategy.
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I also teach them how to enact social change in their communities.
16
Florida failed to enact any significant changes to firearms laws in 2016.
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Enact through the time
Enact across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common