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Implementable. How about Effectuate? How about encommission?

Implementable is a probable choice. To implement means to put into action. Effectuate has the same meaning as "bring about", or "bring into effect".

Although encommision is not a legitimate word, it has the ring of a buzzword and after all, buzzwords have to be coined by someone some time. The reason I used commission as the base word is because when used as a verb it denotes bringing into use.

Implementable. Effectuate? How about encommission?

Implementable is a probable choice. To implement means to put into action. Effectuate has the same meaning as "bring about", or "bring into effect".

Although encommision is not a legitimate word, it has the ring of a buzzword and after all, buzzwords have to be coined by someone some time. The reason I used commission as the base word is because when used as a verb it denotes bringing into use.

Implementable. How about Effectuate? How about encommission?

Implementable is a probable choice. To implement means to put into action. Effectuate has the same meaning as "bring about", or "bring into effect".

Although encommision is not a legitimate word, it has the ring of a buzzword and after all, buzzwords have to be coined by someone some time. The reason I used commission as the base word is because when used as a verb it denotes bringing into use.

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ImplementableImplementable. Effectuate Effectuate? How about "encommission" encommission?

  

ImplementableImplementable is a probable choice. ImplementTo implement means to put into action. EffectuateEffectuate has the same meaning as "bring about", or "bring into effect".

Although "Encommision "encommision is not a legitimate word, it has the ring of a buzzword and after all, buzzwords have to be coined by someone some time. The reason I used commissioncommission as the base word is because commission when used as a verb it denotes bringing into use.

Implementable. Effectuate? How about "encommission" ?

 

Implementable is a probable choice. Implement means to put into action. Effectuate has the same meaning as "bring about", or "bring into effect".

Although "Encommision " is not a legitimate word, it has the ring of a buzzword and after all, buzzwords have to be coined by someone some time. The reason I used commission as the base word is because commission when used as a verb denotes bringing into use.

Implementable. Effectuate? How about encommission?

 

Implementable is a probable choice. To implement means to put into action. Effectuate has the same meaning as "bring about", or "bring into effect".

Although encommision is not a legitimate word, it has the ring of a buzzword and after all, buzzwords have to be coined by someone some time. The reason I used commission as the base word is because when used as a verb it denotes bringing into use.

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Implementable. Effectuate? How about "encommission" ?

Implementable is a probable choice. Implement means to put into action. Effectuate has the same meaning as "bring about", or "bring into effect".

Although "Encommision " is not a legitimate word, it has the ring of a buzzword and after all, buzzwords have to be coined by someone some time. The reason I used commission as the base word is because commission when used as a verb denotes bringing into use.

Implementable. Effectuate? How about "encommission" ?

Implementable. Effectuate? How about "encommission" ?

Implementable is a probable choice. Implement means to put into action. Effectuate has the same meaning as "bring about", or "bring into effect".

Although "Encommision " is not a legitimate word, it has the ring of a buzzword and after all, buzzwords have to be coined by someone some time. The reason I used commission as the base word is because commission when used as a verb denotes bringing into use.

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