enact
//ɪˈnækt//
Verb
enactInfinitive
enactPresent tense
enactedPast tense
enactedPast participle
enactingPresent participle
enactsThird-person singular
1
To make a bill or proposal officially become law through a legislative process.
The parliament enacted a new law to protect the environment.
2
To act out or perform a role, scene, or story.
The students enacted a famous scene from Shakespeare's play.
3
To put something into practice or effect; to carry out.
The company enacted a new policy to improve employee satisfaction.