enacted
word · lemma: enact
Definition
If something (like a law or policy) was enacted, it was officially made into law or put into action by an authority.
Usage & Nuances
Used in formal or legal contexts, usually referring to laws or policies. Common phrases: 'enacted law', 'enacted policy'. Not used for informal rules or everyday actions. Do not confuse with 'acted' (to perform in a play).
Spanish: promulgado - aprobado (ley)Portuguese (BR): promulgado - aprovado (lei)Portuguese (PT): promulgado - aprovado (lei)Chinese (Simplified): 颁布 - 制定（法律）Chinese (Traditional): 頒布 - 制定（法律）Hindi: प्रणीत - लागू (कानून)Arabic: سُنَّ - أُقِرَّ (قانون)
Example Sentences
The new law was enacted last year.
basic
Many safety regulations have been enacted.
basic
The policy was enacted to protect children.
basic
After much debate, the reform was finally enacted.
natural
The rules were enacted to address the growing problem.
natural
Several laws were enacted in response to public demand.
natural