effecting
Sayi-FEKT-ing/ɪˈfɛktɪŋ/
- 1Present participle and gerund of effect. Use this form for the act of making something happen.
The new manager is effecting big changes across the whole company.
Effecting real change in a school takes time and patience.
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- 2Able to cause something to happen or to get a result.
Like a key that actually turns the lock and opens the door.
The medicine turned out to be an effecting cure for the illness.
They needed an effecting plan to fix the leaking roof.
Similareffective, effectual, productive
Oppositeineffective, ineffectual, futile
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effecting is a form of effect
effect, verb: To make something happen or to carry out a plan. Full entry
- Spelling
- effect → effecting: add -ing
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Origin
From the word "effect" plus "-ing".