Obs. [f. next vb.] That which is enacted, an enactment; also fig. a purpose, resolution.
1467. in Eng. Gilds (1870), 390. By the enacte of this present yelde. Ibid., 404. This enacte so to endure by force of this present yelde.
1588. Shaks., Tit. A., IV. ii. 118. The close enacts and counsels of the hart.
