Meaning of act

Act

Common

noun

•

Something

, a

.

•

.

•

In Theology:

Something

once and for all

, as

from a work.

•

A product of a

legislative body

, a

.

•

The process of doing something.

•

A

or

of something

.

•

In Drama:

A

of a

performance.

•

A

or

s in a

.

•

Any

.

•

A

of

.

•

A

, in some

, by a

for a

, or to

the

of a

.

•

A

of

.

•

An

in the

,

called the

.

verb

•

To do something.

•

To do (something); to

.

•

To

a

role.

•

Of a

: to be

(well or

).

•

To

in a certain

for an

of time.

•

To

an

of being.

•

To do something that

a change

on the

.

•

To have an

(on).

•

To

(a role).

•

To

.

•

In Mathematics:

To

via a

to a group of

(of).

•

To

to

; to

; to

.

name

•

of

Australian Capital Territory

, a

of

.

•

of

.

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act

English

acte

Old French (842-ca. 1400)

acta

Latin

ἀκτή

Ancient Greek (to 1453)

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