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to that ef·fect

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  1. to that effectadverb

    with that general meaning

    "she said something to that effect"

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  1. to that effect

    "To that effect" is an idiom that means having that intention, result, or meaning. It is often used to suggest that the exact details are not stated but the overall intention or outcome is as stated. It can also be used to indicate that actions taken or statements made are intended to produce a particular result or perception.

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  1. Chaldean Numerology

    The numerical value of to that effect in Chaldean Numerology is: 4

  2. Pythagorean Numerology

    The numerical value of to that effect in Pythagorean Numerology is: 3

Examples of to that effect in a Sentence

  1. Marshall Fitz:

    If the programs go into effect next June, there will be real electoral consequences, there is a clear contrast between (Democratic front-runner Hillary) Clinton and any Republican in the current field.

  2. Scott Kahan:

    Keep in mind that this could also have the same effect as weighing yourself, that sometimes the number goes in the right direction, but sometimes it doesn't move as much as you'd think it would given how hard you're working.

  3. Greg Austin:

    Just interfere with a process that creates a physical effect of some sort that then has a destructive effect on the operation of the missile, you're aware that the leader of North Korea again recklessly tried to provoke something by launching a missile.

  4. Valerie Beral:

    The strong protective effect of oral contraceptives against endometrial cancer - which persists for decades after stopping the pill - means that women who use it when they are in their 20s or even younger continue to benefit into their 50s and older, when cancer becomes more common, previous research has shown that the pill also protects against ovarian cancer. People used to worry that the pill might cause cancer, but in the long term the pill reduces the risk of getting cancer.

  5. David Wech:

    As independent refineries in China have increased access to crude, this positively affects their run rates. In turn every additional barrel in the already oversupplied middle-distillates market has a negative effect on the gasoil margins.


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