nnoun.phenomenona phenomenon that follows and is caused by some previous phenomenonSynset:consequence event issue outcome result upshot
Examples:- the magnetic effect was greater when the rod was lengthwise
- his decision had depressing consequences for business
- he acted very wise after the event
Derivationally Related Form:consequenteffectuateeffecteventuateresult
Hypernyms:phenomenon
Inherited Hypernyms:consequencephenomenonprocessphysical entityentity
Direct Hyponyms:Coriolis effectaftereffectaftermathbackwashbandwagon effectbranchbrisancebutterfly effectby-productbyproductchangecoattails effectdentdomino effectfalloutharvestimpactinfluenceknock-on effectmaterialisationmaterializationoffsetoffshootoffspringoutgrowthplacebo effectposition effectproductrepercussionresponsereverberationside effectspilloverwakewallop
Full Hyponyms:aftereffectaftermathbandwagon effectbrisancebutterfly effectby-productchangecoattails effectcoriolis effectdentdepolarizationdomino effectepiphenomenonharvestimpactinfluenceknock-on effectlibrationoffspringoutgrowthperturbationplacebo effectposition effectproductpurchasereactionrepercussionresponseside effectspillovervariationwind
nnoun.attributean outward appearanceSynset:impression
Examples:- he made a good impression
- I wanted to create an impression of success
- she retained that bold effect in her reproductions of the original painting
Derivationally Related Form:impressionistic
Hypernyms:appearance visual aspect
Inherited Hypernyms:impressionappearancequalityattributeabstractionentity
Direct Hyponyms:figureimagemarktout ensemble
Full Hyponyms:figureimagemarktout ensemble
nnoun.cognitionan impression (especially one that is artificial or contrived)Examples:- he just did it for effect
Derivationally Related Form:effect
Hypernyms:belief feeling impression notion opinion
Inherited Hypernyms:effectimpressionideacontentcognitionpsychological featureabstractionentity
Direct Hyponyms:sound effectspecial effect
Full Hyponyms:sound effectspecial effectstage effect
nnoun.communicationthe central meaning or theme of a speech or literary workSynset:burden core essence gist
Hypernyms:import meaning significance signification
Inherited Hypernyms:effectmeaningmessagecommunicationabstractionentity
nnoun.attribute(of a law) having legal validityTopic:jurisprudencelaw
Synset:force
Examples:- the law is still in effect
Hypernyms:validity validness
Inherited Hypernyms:effectvaliditylegalitylawfulnessqualityattributeabstractionentity
nnoun.statea symptom caused by an illness or a drugExamples:- the effects of sleep loss
- the effect of the anesthetic
Derivationally Related Form:effectuate
Hypernyms:symptom
Inherited Hypernyms:effectsymptomevidenceinformationcognitionpsychological featureabstractionentity
Direct Hyponyms:aftereffectbummerside effect
Full Hyponyms:aftereffectbummerhairy tongueside effect
vverb.creationproduceSynset:effectuate set up
Examples:- The scientists set up a shock wave
Derivationally Related Form:effectuationeffectiveeffectereffect
Hypernyms:cause do make
Inherited Hypernyms:effectcausemake
Direct Hyponyms:accomplishactioncarry outcarry throughdrawexecutefulfilfulfillgethasteninduceprecipitaterushservestimulate
Causes:come about fall out go on hap happen occur pass off pass take place
Full Troponyms:carry throughconsummatedispatchdodrawget overgo all outhelpinducemisdooverachieveplyprecipitaterunserveturnunderachieve
Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something | Something ---s something
vverb.socialact so as to bring into existenceDerivationally Related Form:effectoreffectereffect
Hypernyms:act move
Inherited Hypernyms:effectact
Direct Hyponyms:backdatebring to bearcarry
Full Troponyms:backdatebring to bearcarry
Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something | Something ---s something