effet

Meaning

1. effect
2. spin, bend, curl

Concepts

effect

impression

result

influence

impact

consequence

efficacy

bill

outcome

leverage

action

force

upshot

note

screw

greenhouse effect

adverse effect

side effect

effectiveness

potency

validity

function

operation

virtue

effects

draft

fact

belief

feeling

notion

opinion

aim

design

intent

intention

purpose

printing

burden

core

essence

gist

event

issue

spin

start working

act effect

bill of exchange

banker's_draft

after-effect

aftereffect

aftermath

Gender

♂️ Masculine

Pronounced as (IPA)

/e.fɛ/

Etymology

From Old French effect, from Latin effectus.

Sentences

Ils sont en effet liés , et très importants .

They are indeed related, and very important.

Il a pour effet d'attirer plus encore vers le centre de la peinture .

It has the effect of attracting even more towards the centre of the painting.

Il est en effet entouré quasi complètement de la forêt d'Anlier.

It is indeed almost completely surrounded by the Anlier forest.

En effet , elle ne pourrait trouver un parti plus enviable dans le monde catholique .

Indeed, she could not find a more enviable party in the Catholic world.

La pauvre bête en effet n'allait plus qu'au pas .

The poor beast, in fact, was only following suit.

Il envisageait en effet d’installer sa fondation au musée Réattu où il avait travaillé .

He was planning to set up his foundation at the Réattu museum where he had worked.

En effet , saint Wolfgang avait permis l'indépendance de l'abbaye depuis l'abbé Ramwod.

Indeed, Saint Wolfgang had allowed the independence of the abbey since Abbot Ramwod.