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enacted

ADJECTIVE
lawful
Synonyms
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authorized constitutional justifiable legal permissible proper rightful statutory valid
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bona fide canonical card-carrying commanded condign decreed due enforced enjoined established innocent judged judicial jural juridical jurisprudent just kosher legalized legislated legit legitimatized licit mandated of right official on the level on the up and up ordained ordered passed protected ruled vested warrantable warranted
Antonyms
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illegal illegitimate incorrect unacceptable wrong
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illicit prohibited taboo unlawful
ADJECTIVE
legit
Synonyms
WEAK
authorized bona fide canonical card-carrying commanded condign constitutional decreed due enforced enjoined established innocent judged judicial jural juridical jurisprudent just justifiable kosher legal legalized legislated legitimate legitimatized licit mandated of right official on the level on the up and up ordained ordered passed permissible proper protected rightful ruled statutory valid vested warrantable warranted
ADJECTIVE
rendered
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executed performed
STRONG
delivered demonstrated depicted played presented represented translated
ADJECTIVE
represented
Synonyms
STRONGEST
displayed
STRONG
exhibited rendered shown

Example Sentences

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“Had it been enacted, the proposal would have made New York a less attractive place for a founder to live and to start a business.”

From Barron's • May 13, 2026

New forms of war have developed since 1986, when Congress enacted the last major reform.

From The Wall Street Journal • May 10, 2026

California enacted a law 11 years ago that mandates user consent before smart TVs can enable voice-recognition systems.

From Slate • May 3, 2026

A number of states beyond New York have also proposed or enacted wealth taxes.

From MarketWatch • May 1, 2026

He was still feeling it in September when Congress enacted a draft bill.

From "Unbroken" by Laura Hillenbrand