Effect Synonyms and Antonyms
 ĭ-fĕkt  
            Impact
        
 
            (Noun)
        
Synonyms:
 - force
- consequence
- issue
- outcome
- result
- sequel
- influence
- impression
- aftermath
- practice
- corollary
- employ
- end product
- activate
- event
- a posteriori
- in-fact
- appearance
- fruit
- augmentation
- as-a-result
- harvest
- effectiveness
- actually
- effectivity
- efficacity
- efficacy
- virtually
- essence
- encroachment
- precipitate
- enhancement
- work
- ensemble
- ramification
- execution
- produce results
- impingement
- become operative
- infringement
- resultant
- intent
- so-that
- manifestation
- burden
- therefore
- sequence
- meaning
- sequent
- performance
- placebo-effect
- upshot
- purport
- realization
- residuum
- tenor
- core
- validity
- weight
- gist
            The condition of being in full force or operation
        
 
            (Noun)
        
            One's portable property.
        
 
            (Noun)
        
Synonyms:
 - Used in plural: belonging
- good
- lares and penates
- personal effects
- personal property
- possession
- property
- thing
- stuff
- chattel
- movable
            To achieve
        
 
            (Verb)
        
Synonyms:
 - effectuate
- accomplish
- achieve
- cause
- generate
- make
- fulfill
- perform
- bring
- bring about
- bring on
- acquire
- advantage
- augment
- conclude
- induce
- avail
- compass
- ingenerate
- complete
- conduce
- lead to
- consequence
- consummate
- emotion
- enact
- enhance
- occasion
- execute
- expression
- result in
- hypothesis
- secure
- impact
- import
- set off
- impression
- influence
- initiate
- stir
- intent
- invoke
- touch off
- mark
- operate
- trigger
- outcome
- phenomenon
- potentiate
- produce
- purport
- ramification
- realize
- redound
- result
- sequel
- upshot
- set up
            To bring about
        
 
            (Verb)
        
Words Related to Effect
Related words are words that are directly connected to each other through their meaning, even if they are not synonyms or antonyms. This connection may be general or specific, or the words may appear frequently together.
Related: