Also 7 enacter, ennactor. [f. as prec. + -OR; cf. ACTOR.]
1. One who enacts (a law, etc.).
1609. Man in Moone (1849), 27. The lawes of the Highest Enacter of all decrees.
1695. Bp. Patrick, Comm. Gen. i. 1. The enacter of their laws.
1861. Wilson & Geikie, Mem. E. Forbes, i. 13. The enactors of this law.
2. One who enacts (a part, scene, ceremony, incident or transaction).
1829. Landor, Imag. Conv. (1846), II. 45. The enactors and applauders of the first and greatest crime.
1858. J. Martineau, Stud. Chr., 37. Skilful enactor of rites.