effectuates
Brings to fruition
Effectuates means to bring about or make happen—a formal, somewhat bureaucratic alternative to "cause" or "accomplish." The word appears most often in legal and administrative contexts: The contract effectuates the transfer of ownership.
In everyday speech, simpler verbs like "achieve" or "carry out" are preferred.
What produces an effect
- triggerWhat initiates action
- generateCause to come into being
- induceCause or persuade
- precipitateHeadlong and reckless
catalyze · instigate · spark · activate · initiate · prompt · provoke · engender
Make something easier
- enableMake something feasible
- orchestrateArrange complex undertakings
- administerManage or dispense
- manageDirect or handle successfully
coordinate · conduct · operationalize · mobilize · deploy · systematize · streamline · mediate
Final result of events
- consequenceResult of an action
- resultWhat follows a cause
- impactForceful contact or consequence
- productManufactured item for sale
fruition · culmination · realization · upshot · end result · manifestation
cause
What produces an effect
precipitate · catalyze · instigate · spark · activate · initiate · prompt · provoke · engender · spawn
facilitate
Make something easier
- enableMake something feasible
- orchestrateArrange complex undertakings
- administerManage or dispense
manage · coordinate · conduct · operationalize · mobilize · deploy · systematize · streamline · mediate · engineer
outcome
Final result of events
- consequenceResult of an action
- resultWhat follows a cause
- impactForceful contact or consequence
product · fruition · culmination · realization · upshot · end result · manifestation
execute
Carry out fully
- implementTool or enact
- accomplishComplete successfully
- achieveSucceed through effort
carry out · bring about · realize · actualize · produce · complete · fulfill · enact · perform · consummate