Collocations with "effect"

a consequence of a treatment or therapy that is judged to be desirable and beneficial.

a result or consequence that is sudden and shocking

The tendency for people to adopt certain behaviors or beliefs because many others are doing so.

Used to describe a result that slows down or prevents a particular action or process, common in scientific contexts.

a very small or slight effect

A lingering consequence or outcome that remains after the main cause has ceased.

to intensify a result or consequence of an action

Describes an outcome or consequence that weakens something or someone.

The best possible result or impact.

Used to describe a secondary or unintended consequence of an action or event.

The total effect resulting from the combination of several factors.

More formal than 'make a change'.

describes the power or influence that something has to mesmerize or induce a trance-like state.

Refers to something that reduces the intensity or extremity of a result or change.

formal

Describes the indirect benefits for the less well-off that are said to arise from the increasing wealth of the rich.

to achieve or produce a transformation (formal)

to successfully produce a cure (formal)

A formal term for causing reconciliation to happen, often in a legal or official context.

a helpful or beneficial effect, often resulting from something unpleasant

To reduce or remove the bad result of something by producing an opposite effect.

describes something that induces or tends to induce sleep.