Correct spellings for EFFACT
- affect The change in weather will affect our plans for the weekend.
- efface The artist attempted to efface the mistake on his canvas, but it was too late to conceal it completely.
- Effaced The graffiti on the wall had been effaced, leaving a blank canvas for new artists.
- effect The medication had a profound effect on her mood.
- effects The side effects of the medication were worse than the illness itself.
- effort I put in a lot of effort to finish my assignment on time.
- enact The government has decided to enact new laws to protect the environment.
- fact It is a well-known fact that the earth revolves around the sun.
