enactors
Those who perform
Enactors are people who enact something—who perform, carry out, or bring into effect.
The word appears in contexts ranging from legislation the enactors of the new policy to historical reenactment Civil War enactors gathered at the battlefield.
In education and training, enactors may be people who role-play scenarios for practice purposes.
Those who entertain audiences
- actorsThose playing roles
- playersGame participants
- troupeTraveling group of performers
- castPerformers, throw, or splint
thespians · interpreters · impersonators · dramatists · role-players · staging · characterization · embodiment
Elected law-making officials
- lawmakersElected officials writing statutes
- parliamentariansLegislative body members
- ratificationFormal approval by authority
- statutesFormally enacted laws
bills · laws · regulations · policies · amendments · passage · codification · implementation
Sites of military engagement
- encampmentsTemporary group living sites
- authenticityQuality of being genuine
- costumesClothes for assuming roles
- uniformsStandardized institutional clothing
muskets · flintlocks · sabers · cannons · colonial · medieval · renaissance · victorian
Those actively involved
- celebrantsThose observing special occasions
- practitionersPeople who perform a discipline
- devoteesPassionate adherents
- ritualistsPractitioners of prescribed ceremonies
rites · ceremonies · traditions · customs · observances · initiates · processions · liturgy
performers
Those who entertain audiences
cast · thespians · interpreters · impersonators · dramatists · role-players · staging · characterization · embodiment · performance
legislators
Elected law-making officials
- lawmakersElected officials writing statutes
- parliamentariansLegislative body members
- ratificationFormal approval by authority
bills · statutes · laws · regulations · policies · amendments · passage · codification · implementation · governance
battlefields
Sites of military engagement
- encampmentsTemporary group living sites
- authenticityQuality of being genuine
- costumesClothes for assuming roles
uniforms · muskets · flintlocks · sabers · cannons · colonial · medieval · renaissance · victorian · viking
participants
Those actively involved
- celebrantsThose observing special occasions
- practitionersPeople who perform a discipline
- devoteesPassionate adherents
ritualists · rites · ceremonies · traditions · customs · observances · initiates · processions · liturgy · sacraments
enactorsspectators
Those who observe events
observers · audience · onlookers · viewers · bystanders
enactorsrepealers
Those who abolish laws
abolishers · obstructors · blockers · vetoers · opposers
enactorsplanners
Those who devise arrangements
designers · architects · drafters · conceivers · theorists