en·act 
/ɪˈnækt/ verb
en·acts; en·act·ed; en·act·ing /ɪˈnækt/ verb [+ obj] 1 somewhat formal : to perform (something, such as a scene in a play)
▪ We will enact [=act out] parts of three plays. 2 : to make (a bill or other legislation) officially become part of the law
▪ Congress will enact legislation related to that issue. ▪ The law was finally enacted today.
▪ We will enact [=act out] parts of three plays.
▪ Congress will enact legislation related to that issue. ▪ The law was finally enacted today.
— en·act·ment /ɪˈnæktmənt/ noun, plural en·act·ments
[noncount] ▪ The enactment [=passage] of this law will save lives. [count] ▪ legislative enactments
/ɪˈnæktmənt/ noun, plural en·act·ments [noncount] ▪ The enactment [=passage] of this law will save lives. [count] ▪ legislative enactments
