effect

The term effect (from the Latin effectus for "effect" or "success" to: efficere = "effizieren" , "cause", "effect" - from: facere  = "make") refers to:

• an effect caused by a certain cause, see causality
• in science the term for a causal effect or a phenomenon .
• an audible ( acoustic ) effect in acoustics , see also effects device (music)
• For techniques that create certain phenomena in theater or film, see special effects and visual effects
• pyrotechnic effect , fireworks technology to represent explosions, etc., see pyrotechnics

See also:

• effect
• a list of effects - a list of all articles that end with “effect”
• effects
• Effector (disambiguation)
• effectiveness

Wiktionary: Effect  - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations

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