Enactment §

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Relations §

• Manifestation: Enactment is the manifestation or outward expression of an idea or feeling.
• Embodiment: Enactment is the embodiment or physical manifestation of an abstract concept.
• Realization: Enactment is the realization or making real of a plan or vision.
• Implementation: Enactment involves putting something into practice or implementation.
• Dramatization: Enactment is the dramatization or theatrical representation of an event or story.
• Performance: Enactment can refer to the performance or acting out of a role or script.
• Execution: Enactment refers to the execution or carrying out of a plan or law.
• Instantiation: Enactment is the instantiation or creation of a specific instance of a general concept.
• Realization: Enactment is the realization or making real of an idea or concept.
• Effectuation: Enactment is the effectuation or bringing about of a desired result or outcome.
• Embodiment: Embodiment is the enactment or putting into action of an idea or concept in a physical form.
• Concretization: Enactment is the concretization or giving physical form to an abstract concept.
• Legislation: Enactment is the process of passing or implementing legislation or laws.
• Portrayal: Enactment involves the portrayal or depiction of a character or situation.
• Enforcement: Enactment often involves the enforcement of rules or regulations.
• Operationalization: Enactment is the operationalization or putting into practical operation of a plan or idea.
• Materialization: Enactment is the materialization or concrete realization of an abstract idea.
• Actualization: Enactment is the actualization or making real of a potential or possibility.
• Fulfillment: Enactment can be the fulfillment or satisfaction of a requirement or obligation.
• Accomplishment: Enactment is the accomplishment or successful completion of a task or goal.