Current and In effect

Current

Current adjective - Accepted, used, or practiced by most people.

In effect and current are semantically related. In some cases you can use "In effect" instead an adjective "Current".

Nearby Words: currency, currently

In effect

In effect adjective - Exerting force or influence.
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Synonyms for In effect

Current and in effect are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Current" instead an adjective phrase "In effect".

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  • Music / Guns N' Roses Ironically enough, this trope now seems to be somewhat in effect with Izzy (the first original member to play with Axl after the band's new millennium relaunch), who claimed on his Twitter profile that he's not involved with the current tour due to being offered a poor contract.
  • This is Michael-lan's current intended goal in The Salvation War, but as a whole the demons (particularly Memnon) have in effect been let off the hook for their murder, rape, and torture of "undead" Second Life humans... by the modern humans, anyway.
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