Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
enactment
noun
/ɪˈnæktmənt/

Definition
The process of making a bill or proposal into law.

Examples
- The enactment of new regulations aimed to improve safety standards.
- After years of debate, the enactment of the law finally took place.
- The enactment process can vary depending on the country’s legislative procedures.

Meaning
Enactment refers to the formal act of establishing legislation and officially bringing it into effect.

Synonyms
- Legislation
- Implementation
- Establishment
- Ratification