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Definition of: effectual

(i·fek′choomacr·əl) adjective
1. Possessing or exercising adequate power to produce a designed effect; completely efficient; efficacious: effectual measures.
2. In force; legal, as a rule or law. See synonyms under POWERFUL. [<OF effectuel <LL effectualis <effectus. See EFFECT.]
—ef·fec′tu·al′i·ty (-al′ə·tē) noun
—ef·fec′·tu·al·ness noun

Most often used phrases:

effectual means
effectual measures
effectual demand
effectual calling
effectual preventing
effectual provision
effectual suppression
effectual method
effectual working
declining effectual
effectual remedy
proved effectual
effectual resistance
effectual struggling
effectual service

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Phrases starting with the letter: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

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