effectuating (Meaning)
effectuating (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Effectuate
Synonyms & Antonyms of effectuating
Synonyms:
- occasioning
- promoting
- engendering
- giving rise to
- translating (into)
- making
- inducing
- yielding
- invoking
- drawing on
- breeding
- catalyzing
- resulting (in)
- working
- bringing about
Antonyms:
- subduing
- restraining
- crushing
- quelling
- crushing
- checking
- curbing
- restraining
- dampening
- stifling
- smothering
- repressing
- stifling
- checking
- retarding
- destroying
- putting down
- putting down
- subduing
- smothering
- dampening
- curbing
- quelling
- inhibiting
- killing
- quashing
- retarding
- destroying
- killing
- inhibiting
- arresting
- arresting
- repressing
- quashing
Synonyms:
- founding
- contributing (to)
- setting up
- begetting
- developing
- pioneering
- introducing
- inaugurating
- instituting
- starting
- deciding
- fostering
- conducing (to)
- encouraging
- cultivating
- launching
- setting
- nurturing
- forwarding
- enacting
- establishing
- rendering
- bringing forth
- initiating
- advancing
- determining
- bringing on
- furthering
- beginning
Antonyms:
effectuating Sentence Examples
- The company's strategy is effectuating a positive impact on its bottom line.
- The new tax law will effectuate significant changes in the way businesses operate.
- The government is effectuating a plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
- The court order effectuated an immediate halt to the construction project.
- The two companies are effectuating a merger that will create a new industry leader.
- The new regulations are effectuating changes in the way companies must manage their data.
- The doctor's intervention is effectuating a cure for the patient's illness.
- The educational program is effectuating positive changes in the students' lives.
- The marketing campaign is effectuating an increase in sales for the company.
- The new technology is effectuating a transformation in the way we live and work.
FAQs About the word effectuating
of Effectuate
bringing, prompting,creating, generating, spawning, doing, effecting, causing, producing, occasioning
limiting, impeding, controlling, controlling, suppressing, impeding, restricting, limiting, suppressing, restricting
The company's strategy is effectuating a positive impact on its bottom line.
The new tax law will effectuate significant changes in the way businesses operate.
The government is effectuating a plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
The court order effectuated an immediate halt to the construction project.
