Antonyms for to that effectto that ef·fect

Princeton's WordNet

1. to that effectadverb

   with that general meaning

   "she said something to that effect"

How to use to that effect in a sentence?

1. John Sopko:

   Although not all such attacks are expressly prohibited by the text, U.S. officials had said they expected the level of violence to remain low after the agreement came into effect.

2. Elon Musk:

   By' free speech,' I simply mean that which matches the law, i am against censorship that goes far beyond the law. If people want less free speech, they will ask government to pass laws to that effect.

3. Bert Colijn:

   Think of countries like France and Spain, for example, where industry and construction have remained largely open over the course of the quarter. This has had a very positive effect on GDP, especially because demand for goods and construction has remained strong despite lockdowns in place, mobility, the movement of people which was largely correlated to GDP growth in the first wave, was also stronger in the fourth quarter than during the first wave, which also supported economic activity.

4. Chris Nelson:

   There's no question the spill had tremendous effect on oyster production in Louisiana and Mississippi, but it's hard to say what exactly was caused by the oil and what wasn't, there's no smoking gun.

5. The English-speaking Syrian opposition spokesman:

   It has had an effect on the political atmosphere.

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