effect in English: The change that happens because of something else. (noun)

Translation

The change that happens because of something else.

Word origin

From Latin efficere, meaning to bring about, made of ex- (out) and facere (to make).

Gender

Pluraleffects

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The change came soon after taking it.

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Here the rain makes the garden change.

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Careful: "effect" is a noun, but "affect" is a verb.

result

The thing that happens because of something you do or because of an event.

cause

To make something happen, most often something bad.

reason

The fact that explains why something happens or why someone does something.

change

To make something different, or to become different.

follow

To go after someone or something, or to do what a rule or person says.

affect

To change someone or something, or to have a strong effect on them.

consequence

The thing that happens because of an action; the result of what you do.

effective

Working well and producing the result you want.

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