1. past tense of effectuate; to cause something to happen or bring about a result
Usage: formal

Examples

• The new policy was effectuated by the board of directors last month.
• The merger was effectuated through careful negotiations between both companies.
• Changes to the curriculum were effectuated at the beginning of the school year.
• The peace treaty effectuated an end to the long-standing conflict.
• Legal reforms were effectuated to improve the justice system.
• The transition to remote work was effectuated smoothly by the IT department.