effectually

/iːˈfɛkt͡ʃʊəli/ adv

In such a way as to achieve a desired result; effectively; so as to have an effect.

Word Origin Effectually comes from effect, which is ex- 'out' + facere 'to do, make' — literally 'to make out, to accomplish.' So something effectually done is done in a way that produces the desired effect. The fac- root is incredibly productive: factory (place of making), perfect (made thoroughly), affect (to do to), and defect (a falling away from doing).

adv In such a way as to achieve a desired result; effectively; so as to have an effect.

The new policy has effectually reduced traffic congestion.

(副词) 有效地;见效地;奏效地

新政策有效地减少了交通拥堵。

(adverbio) eficazmente; efectivamente [Eficazmente; de manera que logre el resultado deseado; efectivamente.]

La nueva política ha reducido eficazmente la congestión vehicular.

(adverbe) efficacement; effectivement; de manière efficace [Efficacement, de manière à produire l'effet recherché.]

La nouvelle politique a **effectually** réduit les embouteillages.

(Adverb) wirksam; effektiv; tatsächlich [auf eine Weise, die das gewünschte Ergebnis tatsächlich erreicht; wirksam oder erfolgreich.]

Die neue Regelung hat **effectually** die Verkehrsstaus reduziert.

(副詞) 望ましい結果を達成するように; 効果的に。所期の目的を達する様子で。

新しいpolicyは交通渋滞をeffectually(効果的に)reducedした。

(advérbio) efetivamente; eficazmente; eficientemente [De tal modo que se alcance um resultado desejado; efetivamente; de modo a produzir um efeito.]

A nova política reduziu efetivamente o congestionamento de trânsito.

Word parts: effect + ual + ly

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