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→ greenhouse effect, side effect ► Do not confuse with the verb affect (=to have an effect on something).

In mental illness, there is a complex relationship between cause and effect. the cumulative effect of human activities on the global environment A much lower dose of the painkiller can still produce the desired effect. A system failure has a knock-on effect throughout the whole hotel. This ingredient also has the effect of making your skin look younger. effect of the harmful effects of modern farming practices the long-term effects of the drug I could feel the effects of the thin mountain air.

S1 W1 noun 1 change/result RESULT a change that is caused by an event, action etc effect on My parents’ divorce had a big effect on me.

Effective ≠ ineffective effectual ≠ ineffectualĮffectively ≠ ineffectively From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English effect ef‧fect 1 / ɪˈfekt /