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    [Adjective]  | "ef*fec*tu*al" | \ i-ˈfek-chə(-wə)l \


    1: producing or able to produce a desired effect


    Origin: 14th century ;

     Middle English effectuel, effectual "efficacious, effective, legally binding," borrowed from Anglo-French effectuel, borrowed from Medieval Latin effectuālis, from Latin effectu-, stem of effectus "achievement, result, {see: |effect:1|effect:1}" + -ālis {see: |-al:1|-al:1};

    [Adjective]  | "effectual" 


    1: producing or capable of producing a desired result;


      * e.g., " ... after trying many remedies for the condition, he finally found an effectual one that actually helped "





     [ "effectuating" ]

    1: A failed attempt at trying to sound smart using a word that sounds like it might mean something but, in reality, means nothing at all. An example of this occurrence might be when someone uses a word such as "effectuate".

      * e.g.,  ... Joe: Jeff, would you effectuate Bobby's browser history for me? Jeff: Joe, stop effectuating you giant douche! 

     [ "effectuating" ]

    1: A failed attempt at trying to sound smart using a word that sounds like it might mean something but, in reality, means nothing at all. An example of this occurrence might be when someone uses a word such as "effectuate".

      * e.g.,  ... Joe: Jeff, would you effectuate Bobby's browser history for me? Jeff: Joe, stop effectuating you giant douche! 

     [ "effectuating" ]

    1: A failed attempt at trying to sound smart using a word that sounds like it might mean something but, in reality, means nothing at all. An example of this occurrence might be when someone uses a word such as "effectuate".

      * e.g.,  ... Joe: Jeff, would you effectuate Bobby's browser history for me? Jeff: Joe, stop effectuating you giant douche! 

     [ "effectuating" ]

    1: A failed attempt at trying to sound smart using a word that sounds like it might mean something but, in reality, means nothing at all. An example of this occurrence might be when someone uses a word such as "effectuate".

      * e.g.,  ... Joe: Jeff, would you effectuate Bobby's browser history for me? Jeff: Joe, stop effectuating you giant douche! 

     [ "effectuating" ]

    1: A failed attempt at trying to sound smart using a word that sounds like it might mean something but, in reality, means nothing at all. An example of this occurrence might be when someone uses a word such as "effectuate".

      * e.g.,  ... Joe: Jeff, would you effectuate Bobby's browser history for me? Jeff: Joe, stop effectuating you giant douche! 

     [ "effectually" ]

    1: Something that is very important and needs to be done immediately.

      * e.g.,  ... Rose has to go to Dallas effectually to take care of some business. 

     [ "effectuating" ]

    1: A failed attempt at trying to sound smart using a word that sounds like it might mean something but, in reality, means nothing at all. An example of this occurrence might be when someone uses a word such as "effectuate".

      * e.g.,  ... Joe: Jeff, would you effectuate Bobby's browser history for me? Jeff: Joe, stop effectuating you giant douche! 

     [ "effectuating" ]

    1: A failed attempt at trying to sound smart using a word that sounds like it might mean something but, in reality, means nothing at all. An example of this occurrence might be when someone uses a word such as "effectuate".

      * e.g.,  ... Joe: Jeff, would you effectuate Bobby's browser history for me? Jeff: Joe, stop effectuating you giant douche! 

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