effect Thesaurus
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[ɪˈfɛkt] [-ɛkt] 
US - Idioms or Phrases (50+)
- Streisand effectside effectCNN effectgreenhouse effectfraternal birth order effectdomino effectbutterfly effectnocebo effectin effectflow-on effectknock-on effectDoppler effectflow on effectspecial effectsnowball effectNader effectFerranti effectSagnac effectPeltier effectCerenkov effectHall effectplacebo effecttake effectskin effectMössbauer effectventuri effectSeebeck effectripple effecteffect sizechilling effectCupertino effectMozart effectsound effectCompton effectpiezoelectric effectbandwagon effectphotovoltaic effectRashomon effectadverse effectground effectAllee effectspoiler effectAuger effectMeissner effectWestermarck effectLake Wobegon effectWoozle effecttrans effectphotoelectric effectMatthew effect
- Homorhymes (50+)
- subjectobjectrespectexpectdirectprotectcorrectprospectsuspectneglecterectaffectcheckedprojectreflectcollectrecollectelectselectsectrejectdetectinsectwreckedconnectabjectindirectinspectincorrectdisrespectuncheckedinfectintersectejectdeflectdisconnectdejectresurrectbisectinflectredirectvivisecttrisectintrospectneckedinjectkeckedpeckeddissectdespect
Similar Words of effect
- Look-Alike Words (3)
- Concept Hierarchy
- Body
- Mind
- Psychology
- Psychology
- Mind
- Communication
- Media
- Mass Media
- Film
- Cinematography
- Cinematography
- Film
- Mass Media
- Media
- Nature
- Energy
- Sound
- Sound Engineering
- Sound Engineering
- Sound
- Energy
- Sciences
- Applied Sciences
- Engineering
- Sound Engineering
- Sound Engineering
- Engineering
- Physics
- Social Sciences
- Psychology
- Psychology
- Applied Sciences
- Society
- Culture
- Entertainment
- Film
- Cinematography
- Cinematography
- Film
- Mass Media
- Film
- Cinematography
- Cinematography
- Film
- Entertainment
- Social Sciences
- Psychology
- Psychology
- Culture
- Body
- en effects
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- en effected
- en effectually
Source: Wiktionary
Generally speaking, this word "effect" can be used in several fields like body and mind, more specifically in psychology. It may also used in communication and media, more specifically in mass media and film and cinematography and sound engineering and cinematography, etc. used for English conversation and writing.