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act


See:
  • a balancing act
  • a balancing/juggling act
  • a class act
  • a hard act to follow
  • a hard/tough act to follow
  • a juggling act
  • a tough act to follow
  • act (one's) age
  • act (up)on
  • act as
  • act for
  • act of Congress
  • act of faith
  • act of God
  • act on
  • act one's age
  • act Out
  • act shoulder to shoulder
  • act the fool
  • act the goat
  • act the maggot
  • act up
  • act your age
  • Act your age!
  • act/be your age
  • act/play the fool
  • act/play the goat
  • an act of faith
  • an act of God
  • an act of war
  • be a hard act to follow
  • be caught in the act
  • be in on the act
  • be shoulder to shoulder
  • be, stand, act, etc. shoulder to shoulder
  • be/get in on the act
  • catch (one) in the act
  • catch in the act
  • catch red-handed
  • catch somebody in the act
  • caught in the act
  • class act
  • clean (one's) act up
  • clean act up
  • clean one’s act up
  • clean up
  • clean up (one's) act
  • clean up act
  • clean up your act
  • couldn't act (one's) way out of a paper bag
  • do a disappearing act
  • do a vanishing act
  • do/perform/stage a disappearing/vanishing act
  • Dutch act
  • get (one's) act together
  • get act together
  • get in on the act
  • get in the act
  • get into the act
  • get into/in the act, to
  • get one’s act together
  • get one's act together
  • get your act together
  • go into (one's) act
  • go into act
  • hard act to follow
  • hard/tough act to follow
  • have (one's) act together
  • high-and-mighty
  • high-wire act
  • in earnest
  • in on the act
  • in the act
  • it would take an act of Congress to (do something)
  • It would take an act of Congress to do
  • keep an act up
  • keep up an act
  • let (someone) in on the act
  • old pals act
  • oneself again
  • out of a paper bag
  • play the fool
  • pull a disappearing act
  • pull a vanishing act
  • put on an act
  • read (one) the riot act
  • read (someone) the riot act
  • read the riot act
  • read the riot act, to
  • stand shoulder to shoulder
  • the Dutch act
  • the old pals act
  • tough act to follow
  • within rights
  • young at heart

act


act

1. the formally codified result of deliberation by a legislative body; a law, edict, decree, statute, etc. 2. a formal written record of transactions, proceedings, etc., as of a society, committee, or legislative body 3. a major division of a dramatic work 4. a. a short performance of skill, a comic sketch, dance, etc., esp one that is part of a programme of light entertainment b. those giving such a performance 5. Philosophy an occurrence effected by the volition of a human agent, usually opposed at least as regards its explanation to one which is causally determined

ACT

(in New Zealand) Association of Consumers and Taxpayers: a small political party of the right

act

  1. to carry out or perform any unit or sequence of social behaviour. See ACTION.
  2. to play or act out social roles as if on a stage. See DRAMATURGY.
  3. any unit of ACTION or behaviour.
  4. the ‘accomplished act’ rather than the process of social action (Schutz, 1972). See also ACTION.

ACT.

On drawings, abbreviation for “actual.”

ACT

(software)Annual Change Traffic.

ACT

(company)Ada Core Technologies.

Act

A very popular customer relationship management (CRM) application for Windows from Swiftpage ACT! LLC (www.act.com). Officially titled with an exclamation point, reps use Act! to review the notes they previously took along with their customers' email messages and Facebook profiles. A Mac version, now discontinued, was offered earlier.

Act! integrates with popular applications and enables customer reps to access the data simultaneously. Cloud and hosted versions along with custom solutions are also available.

Originally a DOS program for contact names, Act! debuted in 1987 from Conductor Software, later renamed Contact Software International. Although Act!'s ownership changed several times, it evolved into a comprehensive application for the sales professional to organize and track customer details. The product moved from Contact Software to Symantec to SalesLogix (renamed Interact Commerce) to the Sage Group and then Swiftpage in 2013.


An Act! Contact Record
These screen shots from an earlier version of Act! show each contact in a name and address record (top) from which activities are scheduled (bottom right). Activity history is on the bottom left.

ACT


ACT

Abbreviation for activated clotting time.

ACT

ACT
Cardiology
(1) Angioplasty Compliance Trial
(2) Attacking Claudication with Ticlopidine; Arteriopathie Chronique Ticlopidine. A statistically weak clinical trial assessing the effect of ticlopidine in managing patients with intermittent claudication.
Conclusion 39 ticlopidine patients and 29 placebo patients (p = 0.04) increased their walking distance ≥ 50% above baseline.
Psychology A Controlled Effectiveness Trial—Consumer vs. Non-consumer Assertive Case Management Teams and Usual Care. A trial funded by the Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), which evaluates the use of services by patients with serious and chronic mental illness, according to different types of case management.
Act
A written ordinance or mandate by Congress, Parliament or other legislative body.

ACT

Cardiology Two clinical trials, 1. Angioplasty Compliance Trial. See Angioplasty.2. Attacking Claudication with Ticlopidine. See Ticlopidine Psychology ACT–A Controlled effectiveness Trial–Consumer vs Non-consumer Assertive Case Management Teams and Usual Care funded by the SAMHSA, which evaluated the use of services by Pts with serious and chronic mental illness, according to different types of case management.

ACT

Abbreviation for activated clotting time.

Patient discussion about ACT

Q. my friend has blood cancer ... and he acts as normal as i am , but i can't stop thinking if it is good for him because i think he's putting a fake show for us , he's friends , because he wants us to act normal around him and he doesn't want to have special treatment from us .. and i am not sure it is for his benefit .. health wise ... what do you think ?A. there are many psychological ways to accept a disease. denial, passive aggressive mechanism, acting out, control, humor ect. everyone of them has advantages and disadvantages. they are not bad or wrong, they just are. and the people around him have to understand it. if he's starting to act weird or harmful- then i suggest professional help. but as long that it doesn't get that far- leave it be.

Q. what should i do and how should i act if my son is all depressed? how can i help him? it cause a lot of tension around the family .... A. some things children get down about are growing pains. You are closer to your son than others and know if he needs outside help. If that is true, you can start by getting him to a medical doctor for evaluation. They are trained to recognize and treat depression. Its not so complicated these days. The other kids around him don't have to know if he is taking medication. If he gets better and he should, his friends will be happy for him and hopefully supportive. Pay attention to him and be as supportive as you can. Maybe being a friend or a buddy to him could be just the thing he really needs. Parents usually know best.

Q. how do i figure if my daughter is autistic? sometimes i get the idea that she's act a little different than the others but than again , it doesn't mean a lot .. i think my question is by what definitions and with what tools i would be able to get to a conclusion if my child deserve a special attention or it is just in my mind .... A. first of all= how old is your daughter? when i asked a professional he said there isn't a way to know before the age of 3. but any way- there isn't a medical test (like blood test etc.) that can definitely tell that she is autistic. it is done mostly with observations, sometimes testing for other problems that comes along with autism.

More discussions about ACT

act


Act

Something done; usually, something done intentionally or voluntarily or with a purpose.

The term encompasses not only physical acts—such as turning on the water or purchasing a gun—but also refers to more intangible acts such as adopting a decree, edict, law, judgment, award, or determination. An act may be a private act, done by an individual managing his or her personal affairs, or it may be a public act, done by an official, a council, or a court. When a bill is favorably acted upon in the process of legislation, it becomes an act.

act

1) n. in general, any action by a person. 2) n. a statutory plan passed by Congress or any legislature which is a "bill" until enacted and becomes law. 3) v. for a court to make a decision and rule on a motion or petition, as in "the court will act on your motion for a new trial."

act

1 the formally codified result ofdeliberation by a legislative body; a law, edict, decree, statute, etc. See ACT OF PARLIAMENT. 2 a formal written record of transactions, proceedings, etc., as of a society, committee or legislative body. 3 in Scottish practice an indication of the lawyer who represents the pursuer.

ACT, civil law, contracts. A writing which states in a legal form that athing has been said, done, or agreed. In Latin, Instrumentum. Merl. Rep.

ACT. In the legal sense, this word may be used to signify the result of apublic deliberation, the decision of a prince, of a legislative body, of acouncil, court of justice, or a magistrate. Also, a decree, edict, law,judgment, resolve, award, determination. Also, an instrument in writing toverify facts, as act of assembly, act of congress, act of parliament, actand deed. See Webster's Dict. Acts are civil or criminal, lawful orunlawful, public or private.
 2. Public acts, usually denominated authentic, are those which have apublic authority, and which have been made before public officers, areauthorized by a public seal, have been made public by the authority of amagistrate, or which have been extracted and been properly authenticatedfrom public records.
 3. Acts under private signature are those which have been made byprivate individuals, under their hands. An act of this kind does not acquirethe force of an authentic act, by being registered in the office of anotary. 5 N. S. 693; 8 N. S. 568 ; 3 L. R. 419 ; 8 N. S. 396 ; 11 M. R. 243;unless it has been properly acknowledged before the officer, by the partiesto it. 5 N. S. 196.
4. Private acts are those made by private persons, as registers inrelation to their receipts and expenditures, schedules, acquittances, andthe like. Nov. 73, c. 2 ; Code, lib. 7, tit. 32, 1. 6; lib. 4, t. 21; Dig.lib. 22, tit.. 4; Civ. Code of Louis. art. 2231 to 2254; Toull. Dr. Civ.Francais, tom. 8, p. 94.

ACT, evidence. The act of one of several conspirators, performed inpursuance of the common design, is evidence against all of them. An overtact of treason must be proved by two witnesses. See Overt.
2. The terra. acts, includes written correspondence, and other papersrelative to the design of the parties, but whether it includes unpublishedwritings upon abstract questions, though of a kindred nature, has beendoubted, Foster's Rep. 198 ; 2 Stark. R. 116, 141.
3. In cases of partnership it is a rule that the act or declaration ofeither partner, in furtherance of the common object of the association, isthe act of all. 1 Pet. R. 371 5 B. & Ald. 267.
4. And the acts. of an agent, in pursuance of his authority, will bebinding on his principal. Greenl. Ev. Sec. 113.

ACT, legislation. A statute or law made by a legislative body; as an act ofcongress is a law by the congress of the United States; an act of assemblyis a law made by a legislative assembly. If an act of assembly expire or berepealed while a proceeding under it is in fieri or pending, the proceedingbecomes abortive; as a prosecution for an offence, 7 Wheat. 552; or aproceeding under insolvent laws. 1 Bl. R. 451; Burr. 1456 ; 6 Cranch, 208 ;9 Serg. & Rawle, 283.
2. Acts are general or special; public or private. A general or publicact is a universal rule which binds the whole community; of which the courtsare bound to take notice ex officio.
3. Explanatory acts should not be enlarged by equity Blood's case,Comb. 410; although such acts may be allowed to have a retrospectiveoperation. Dupin, Notions de Droit, 145. 9.
4. Private or special acts are rather exceptions, than rules; beingthose which operate only upon particular persons and private concerns; ofthese the courts are not bound to take notice, unless they are pleaded. Com.85, 6; 1 Bouv. Inst. n. 105.

Act


Act

1. See: Activity.

2. In insurance, any deed, especially one that foregoes the possibility of coverage. For example, life insurance policies rarely extend coverage if the policyholder commits suicide. In this case, the suicide is called an act.

ACT

see ADVANCE CORPORATION TAX.

ACT


AcronymDefinition
ACT➣American College Test
ACT➣Active
ACT➣Activity
ACT➣Actual
ACT➣American College Testing
ACT➣Arms Control Today (magazine)
ACT➣Action by Churches Together
ACT➣Active (Telabs)
ACT➣Australian Capital Territory (Australian state/territory)
ACT➣Actual (Sprint)
ACT➣Actor
ACT➣American Council for Technology
ACT➣Ancestors
ACT➣Activation
ACT➣Active Control Technology
ACT➣Application Compatibility Toolkit
ACT➣Allied Command Transformation
ACT➣Assertive Community Treatment
ACT➣America Coming Together
ACT➣Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (clinical psychology)
ACT➣Advanced Clutch Technology (automobile)
ACT➣American Conservatory Theater (Repertory Theatre Company In San Francisco, CA)
ACT➣Association for Competitive Technology
ACT➣Action Tracking
ACT➣Action for Children's Television
ACT➣Assessment and Care Team (various locations)
ACT➣Amazon Conservation Team
ACT➣Alliance for Coastal Technologies (NOAA funded partnership)
ACT➣About Clinical Trials
ACT➣Advisory Committee on Technology (various organizations)
ACT➣Academy of Cognitive Therapy (est. 1996)
ACT➣Accounting Division
ACT➣Anglican Church of Tanzania
ACT➣Anti-Car Theft
ACT➣Academy of Cinema and Television
ACT➣American College of Toxicology (Bethesda, MD)
ACT➣Asthma Control Test (QualityMetric, Inc.)
ACT➣A Contemporary Theatre (Seattle, WA, USA)
ACT➣Activated Clotting Time
ACT➣Artemisinin-Based Combination Therapy
ACT➣Association for Commuter Transportation
ACT➣Apple Certified Trainer (computing)
ACT➣Australian Competition Tribunal (trade practices)
ACT➣Association for Children's Palliative Care (Bristol, UK)
ACT➣Aerated Compost Tea
ACT➣AIDS Committee of Toronto (Canada)
ACT➣Anesthesia Care Team
ACT➣Anger Control Training (various organizations)
ACT➣Animal Care Trust (various locations)
ACT➣Accelerated Corrosion Test
ACT➣American Congress for Truth
ACT➣All Century Team (sports)
ACT➣Adenylate Cyclase Toxin (infectious disease)
ACT➣Association of Corporate Treasurers
ACT➣Advanced Concept Technology
ACT➣Alternative Construction Technologies, Inc. (Melbourne, FL)
ACT➣Advanced Computer Technology
ACT➣All Community Team (various organizations)
ACT➣Application Center Test (Microsoft)
ACT➣Area Community Theatre (various locations)
ACT➣Advisory Committee on Tax Exempt and Government Entities (US IRS)
ACT➣Advanced Conversion Technology
ACT➣Algorithms and Computational Theory
ACT➣Advance Corporation Tax
ACT➣Active Cylinder Technology (automotive)
ACT➣Access Control Table
ACT➣Advanced Construction Techniques (various locations)
ACT➣Advanced Cell Technology Inc. (cloning research company)
ACT➣Advanced Clutch Technology
ACT➣Office Actor
ACT➣Absolute Character Tools
ACT➣Autonomic Computing Toolkit
ACT➣Automatic Code Translation
ACT➣Applied Computerized Telephony
ACT➣Activate
ACT➣Audio Connect
ACT➣Application Center Test
ACT➣Apple Certified Trainer
ACT➣Adobe Color Table
ACT➣Australia Central Time
ACT➣All Computer Technology
ACT➣Asynchronous Communication Terminal
ACT➣Access Control Toolkit
ACT➣Association for Computers and Taxation (Warwick, NY)
ACT➣American Cabaret Theatre (Indianapolis, IN)
ACT➣Airway Clearance Technique (cystic fibrosis)
ACT➣Automation and Control Technology, Inc. (various locations)
ACT➣Atheist Community of Tulsa (Tulsa, OK)
ACT➣Arts & Culture Trust (South Africa)
ACT➣Advanced Communication Technology
ACT➣African Continuum Theatre (Washington, DC)
ACT➣Automated Confirmation Transaction Service (NASD)
ACT➣Association of Commercial Television in Europe (Brussels, Belgium)
ACT➣Artery Clearance Therapy (cardiology)
ACT➣Association of Civilian Technicians
ACT➣Adaptive Computing Technology
ACT➣Accurate Complete Timely
ACT➣Advanced Concepts Team (European Space Agency)
ACT➣Adaptive Control of Thought
ACT➣Average Cycle Time
ACT➣Alliance for Cannabis Therapeutics
ACT➣Air Cargo Terminal
ACT➣Alliance for Children and Television (Canada)
ACT➣Acoustical Ceiling Tile
ACT➣Advanced Concepts and Technology (US Army)
ACT➣Agents Council for Technology Act (insurance; ecommerce)
ACT➣Alliance of Concerned Teachers (Philippines)
ACT➣Apologetics Coordination Team
ACT➣Artist Trading Card
ACT➣Air Charge Temperature (automotive sensor)
ACT➣Advanced Corporation Tax
ACT➣Association of Consumers and Taxpayers (New Zealand political party)
ACT➣All Congregations Together (San Diego, CA)
ACT➣Adaptive Character of Thought-Rational (artificial intelligence)
ACT➣Air Combat Tactics
ACT➣Attitude Control Thrusters
ACT➣Aircrew Coordination Training
ACT➣Automatic Custody Transfer
ACT➣A-Changin' Times (blog)
ACT➣Aid for College Tuition
ACT➣All Children Together (Northern Ireland)
ACT➣Abington Community Taskforce (Abington, PA)
ACT➣Association for Citizenship Teaching (UK)
ACT➣American College of Theriogenologists
ACT➣Anacortes Community Theater (Anacortes, WA)
ACT➣At-Risk Adult Crime Tactics (training program)
ACT➣Adult Crime Tactics (Georgia Department of Human Services)
ACT➣Acyl-CoA Thioester Hydrolase
ACT➣Annual Change Traffic
ACT➣Alternative Control Technology
ACT➣Advanced Capacitor Technologies (Japan)
ACT➣Association of Christian Therapists
ACT➣Auto Club Turkey
ACT➣Association of Classroom Teachers
ACT➣Arbre À Cames En Tête (French: overhead camshaft)
ACT➣Advanced Composites Technology
ACT➣Advanced Coating Technology (for chemical resistant labels)
ACT➣Aden Container Terminal
ACT➣Active Citizenship Today (Constitutional Rights Foundation)
ACT➣Autoridad de Carreteras y Transportación (Spanish)
ACT➣Advance Corporate Tax
ACT➣Activator of CREM in Testis
ACT➣Alliance for Converging Technologies (now called Digital 4Sight)
ACT➣Acoustic Charge Transport
ACT➣Advanced Corporate Tax
ACT➣Advanced Configuration Tool
ACT➣Agenda for Children Tomorrow (New York City program)
ACT➣Abuse Counseling and Treatment, Inc.
ACT➣Alliance for Competitive Telecommunications
ACT➣Actual Cycle Time
ACT➣Activated Complex Theory
ACT➣Asahikawa Cable Television (Japan)
ACT➣Air Control Team
ACT➣Axial Computed Tomography
ACT➣Asociación de Clubes de Traineras (Spanish: Boat-Racing Clubs Association)
ACT➣Advance Computer Technology (Program)
ACT➣Alabama–Coosa–Tallapoosa River Basin Compact
ACT➣Activity Bit
ACT➣Alachua Conservation Trust (Florida, USA)
ACT➣Applied Creative Technologies
ACT➣Atmospheric Chemical-Transport
ACT➣Waco, TX, USA - Madison Cooper (Airport Code)
ACT➣Analysis Control Team
ACT➣Alliance for Community Transformation (Lagos, Nigeria)
ACT➣African Conservation Trust
ACT➣Alternating Current Transformer
ACT➣Approach Control Tower (aviation)
ACT➣Architecture Characterization Template
ACT➣Apollo Civic Theatre
ACT➣American Cell Technology
ACT➣Access Control Technologies, Inc.
ACT➣Alternate Cover Test (ophthalmology)
ACT➣Amarillo City Transit
ACT➣Aomori Cable Television (Japan)
ACT➣Advanced Concepts and Technologies International, LLC
ACT➣Action for Conservation through Tourism (UK)
ACT➣Associated Conservatives of Texas
ACT➣Applied Computerized Telephony (HP)
ACT➣Application Center for Technology
ACT➣Asociación de Cooperación Tecnica (Technical Cooperation Association, Guatemala)
ACT➣Activity Coordination Team
ACT➣Additional Centre Tank
ACT➣Acquisition Coordination Team
ACT➣Aromatherapy Conference Tours
ACT➣Actual Cost of Testing
ACT➣Active Control Technique
ACT➣African-American Collective Theater (Washington, DC)
ACT➣Advantage Coaching and Training
ACT➣Air Cherenkov Telescope
ACT➣American Combat Teams
ACT➣Advertising Club of Toronto
ACT➣Advance Corporate Training Ltd.
ACT➣Action Collaboration Team
ACT➣Algebraic Compiler and Translator
ACT➣Advocacy, Communications, and Training
ACT➣Advanced Component Technologies, Inc.
ACT➣Asynchronous Control Transfer
ACT➣Americans for Competitive Telecommunications
ACT➣Atmospheric Corrosion Testing
ACT➣Advanced CMOS, TTL Compatible (integrated circuit type description)
ACT➣Actual Control Technology
ACT➣American Corporations for Thailand
ACT➣Accounting, Consulting & Training
ACT➣Advanced Concepts Test
ACT➣Academy of the Company Theatre (Norwell, MA)
ACT➣Account Control Table
ACT➣Aircrew Combative Training (AirCare International Ltd.)
ACT➣AIDS Counseling and Training
ACT➣Automatic Call Tracking (Sprint)
ACT➣Analysis Compliance & Training
ACT➣Absolute Congestion Threshold (Newbridge)
ACT➣Administrative Council Team
ACT➣Analysis of Complexity Tool
ACT➣Air Contract Transportation Tag (US postal service)
ACT➣Aluminum Clay Tool (well logging)
ACT➣Advanced Cordless Technologies (Europe)
ACT➣Americans for Conservative Training (grassroots political organization)
ACT➣Agape Copeland Train (South Africa)
ACT➣Airborne Communications Terminal
ACT➣Automatic Cobb Tester (water uptake tester)
ACT➣Arctic Cat Technology
ACT➣Augmented Catalytic Thruster
ACT➣Arkansas CAMA Technology, Inc (Hot Springs, AR)
ACT➣Anagram and Copy Treatment (speech-language pathology)
ACT➣Association of Cleaning Technicians (NJ, NY, PA, CT, MD, VA)
ACT➣Altitude Compensated Tilt
ACT➣Assisted Communication Transactions
ACT➣Advanced Capability Tanker
ACT➣Activities, Contacts, Time (Symantec contact manager software)
ACT➣Automatic Code Translator
ACT➣Advanced Computer Techniques, Inc
ACT➣Advanced Communications Transceiver
ACT➣Acquisition Coordinating Team
ACT➣Active Charge Transport
ACT➣Advanced Core Test
ACT➣Adaptive Client Technology (Rockwell)
ACT➣Advanced Cargo Transport
ACT➣Analyst Control Terminal
ACT➣Armored Cavalry Trainer
ACT➣Advanced Customer Testing
ACT➣Automated Coordinate Transfer
ACT➣Airborne Communications Technician
ACT➣Account Contact Tool
ACT➣Attack Cycle Timeline (timed events required to attack a target)
ACT➣Automated Control of Trainees
ACT➣Apache Crew Trainer
ACT➣Access Charge Terminal
ACT➣Advanced Channelized Transmission
ACT➣Air Controlman (Tower) Petty Officer (US Navy rank)
ACT➣Application Centric Terminal (IBM)
ACT➣Alliance for Conflict and Transformation (Alexandria, Virginia)
ACT➣Analytical Coordinated Team
ACT➣Advanced Carbide Test
ACT➣Analog Cordless Telecommunications
ACT➣Accumulated Cell Time
ACT➣Automatic Calibration using Transmitting signals
ACT➣Allentown College Theater
ACT➣Aqueous Catch Tank
ACT➣Air Correlation Tracker
ACT➣Association pour l'Amélioration des Conditions de Travail (French: Association for the Improvement of Working Conditions)
ACT➣Applied Cable Technologies (Orlando, FL)
ACT➣Analytical Cold Trap
ACT➣Advanced Countermeasure(s) Technique(s)
ACT➣Alabama Contemporary Theater
ACT➣Arte, Color Y Texto (Spanish: Art, Color and Text; Guatemala)

act


  • all
  • verb
  • noun
  • phrase

Synonyms for act

verb do something

Synonyms

  • do something
  • perform
  • move
  • function
  • go about
  • conduct yourself
  • undertake something

verb behave

Synonyms

  • behave
  • react
  • go about
  • acquit yourself
  • bear yourself
  • comport yourself

verb work

Synonyms

  • work
  • serve
  • operate
  • function
  • be employed
  • do business
  • have a job
  • earn a living

verb play

Synonyms

  • play
  • seem to be
  • pose as
  • pretend to be
  • posture as
  • imitate
  • sham
  • feign
  • characterize
  • enact
  • personify
  • impersonate
  • play the part of

verb perform

Synonyms

  • perform
  • be an actor
  • be an actress
  • tread the boards
  • mimic
  • mime

noun deed

Synonyms

  • deed
  • action
  • step
  • performance
  • operation
  • doing
  • move
  • blow
  • achievement
  • stroke
  • undertaking
  • exploit
  • execution
  • feat
  • accomplishment
  • exertion

noun pretence

Synonyms

  • pretence
  • show
  • front
  • performance
  • display
  • attitude
  • pose
  • stance
  • fake
  • posture
  • façade
  • sham
  • veneer
  • counterfeit
  • feigning
  • affectation
  • dissimulation

noun law

Synonyms

  • law
  • bill
  • measure
  • resolution
  • decree
  • statute
  • ordinance
  • enactment
  • edict

noun performance

Synonyms

  • performance
  • show
  • turn
  • production
  • routine
  • presentation
  • gig
  • sketch

phrase act for someone

Synonyms

  • stand in for
  • serve
  • represent
  • replace
  • substitute for
  • cover for
  • take the place of
  • fill in for
  • deputize for
  • function in place of

phrase act on or upon something: obey

Synonyms

  • obey
  • follow
  • carry out
  • observe
  • embrace
  • execute
  • comply with
  • heed
  • conform to
  • adhere to
  • abide by
  • yield to
  • act upon
  • be ruled by
  • act in accordance with
  • do what is expected

phrase act on or upon something: affect

Synonyms

  • affect
  • change
  • influence
  • impact
  • transform
  • alter
  • modify

phrase act up: misbehave

Synonyms

  • misbehave
  • carry on
  • cause trouble
  • mess about
  • be naughty
  • horse around
  • give trouble
  • piss about
  • piss around
  • give someone grief
  • give bother

phrase act up: malfunction

Synonyms

  • malfunction
  • go wrong
  • break down
  • be faulty
  • stop
  • stop working
  • conk out
  • go phut
  • pack up
  • play up

Synonyms for act

noun the process of doing

Synonyms

  • action

noun something done

Synonyms

  • action
  • deed
  • doing
  • thing
  • work

noun the formal product of a legislative or judicial body

Synonyms

  • assize
  • bill
  • enactment
  • law
  • legislation
  • lex
  • measure
  • statute

noun a short theatrical piece within a larger production

Synonyms

  • sketch
  • skit

noun a display of insincere behavior

Synonyms

  • acting
  • disguise
  • dissemblance
  • masquerade
  • pretense
  • sham
  • show
  • simulation

verb to conduct oneself in a specified way

Synonyms

  • acquit
  • bear
  • behave
  • carry
  • comport
  • demean
  • deport
  • do
  • quit

verb to behave affectedly or insincerely or take on a false or misleading appearance of

Synonyms

  • counterfeit
  • dissemble
  • fake
  • feign
  • play-act
  • pose
  • pretend
  • put on
  • sham
  • simulate

verb to react in a specified way

Synonyms

  • behave
  • function
  • operate
  • perform
  • work

verb to perform the duties of another

Synonyms

  • function
  • officiate
  • serve

verb to play the part of

Synonyms

  • do
  • enact
  • impersonate
  • perform
  • play
  • play-act
  • portray
  • represent

verb to produce on the stage

Synonyms

  • do
  • dramatize
  • enact
  • give
  • perform
  • present
  • put on
  • stage

phrase act up: to behave in a rowdy, improper, or unruly fashion

Synonyms

  • carry on
  • misbehave
  • cut up
  • horse around

phrase act up: to work improperly due to mechanical difficulties

Synonyms

  • malfunction
  • misbehave

Synonyms for act

noun a legal document codifying the result of deliberations of a committee or society or legislative body

Synonyms

  • enactment

Related Words

  • legal document
  • legal instrument
  • official document
  • instrument
  • nullity
  • decree
  • fiat
  • edict
  • rescript
  • order
  • legislative act
  • statute
  • law
  • jurisprudence

noun something that people do or cause to happen

Synonyms

  • human action
  • human activity
  • deed

Related Words

  • event
  • action
  • acquiring
  • getting
  • causation
  • causing
  • obstetrical delivery
  • delivery
  • departure
  • going
  • going away
  • leaving
  • discovery
  • find
  • uncovering
  • disposition
  • disposal
  • effectuation
  • implementation
  • egression
  • egress
  • emergence
  • equalisation
  • equalization
  • leveling
  • digging up
  • disinterment
  • exhumation
  • mitsvah
  • mitzvah
  • actuation
  • propulsion
  • recovery
  • retrieval
  • running away
  • touching
  • touch
  • nonaccomplishment
  • nonachievement
  • leaning
  • motivating
  • motivation
  • assumption
  • rejection
  • sacrifice
  • forfeit
  • forfeiture
  • derivation
  • activity
  • hire
  • wearing
  • wear
  • judgment
  • assessment
  • judgement
  • production
  • stay
  • residency
  • abidance
  • residence
  • inactivity
  • interference
  • hinderance
  • hindrance
  • stop
  • stoppage
  • group action
  • distribution
  • legitimation
  • permissive waste
  • waste
  • proclamation
  • promulgation
  • communicating
  • communication
  • speech act

noun a subdivision of a play or opera or ballet

Related Words

  • ballet
  • concert dance
  • dramatic composition
  • dramatic work
  • drama
  • dramatic play
  • play
  • scene
  • opera

noun a short theatrical performance that is part of a longer program

Synonyms

  • routine
  • number
  • bit
  • turn

Related Words

  • performance
  • public presentation
  • showstopper
  • show-stopper
  • stopper

noun a manifestation of insincerity

Related Words

  • expression
  • reflexion
  • reflection
  • manifestation

verb perform an action, or work out or perform (an action)

Synonyms

  • move

Related Words

  • take turns
  • alternate
  • end up
  • fetch up
  • wind up
  • finish
  • finish up
  • land up
  • festinate
  • hasten
  • look sharp
  • hurry
  • rush
  • interrupt
  • disturb
  • react
  • respond
  • go ahead
  • plow ahead
  • aggress
  • attack
  • force
  • create
  • come to the fore
  • step forward
  • step to the fore
  • come forward
  • step up
  • come out
  • pay back
  • repay
  • reward
  • satisfice
  • satisfise
  • manoeuver
  • manoeuvre
  • maneuver
  • dispatch
  • evade
  • race
  • use
  • play it by ear
  • play
  • deal
  • partner
  • exert
  • egotrip
  • reciprocate
  • go
  • proceed
  • move
  • come close
  • perform
  • dare
  • make bold
  • presume
  • engage
  • pursue
  • prosecute
  • act on
  • interact
  • oppose
  • take time by the forelock
  • coact
  • volunteer
  • offer
  • get around to
  • dally
  • toy
  • flirt
  • go about
  • set about
  • approach
  • participate
  • take part
  • misbehave
  • misconduct
  • misdemean
  • lower oneself
  • stoop
  • condescend
  • deport
  • comport
  • acquit
  • behave
  • conduct
  • bear
  • carry
  • attempt
  • essay
  • try
  • assay
  • seek
  • court
  • romance
  • solicit
  • woo
  • effect
  • antagonise
  • counteract
  • antagonize
  • anticipate
  • counter
  • forestall
  • foresee
  • commit
  • perpetrate
  • pull
  • rampage
  • get by
  • grapple
  • make do
  • cope
  • manage
  • contend
  • make out
  • deign
  • descend
  • take care
  • act superior
  • lord it over
  • put on airs
  • queen it over
  • stampede
  • make a point
  • make sure
  • repeat
  • take over
  • surprise
  • sneak
  • take
  • guard
  • begin
  • start
  • go off at half-cock
  • go off half-cocked
  • hold off
  • wait
  • hold back
  • continue
  • go on
  • keep
  • go along
  • do well
  • had best
  • persist in
  • follow up on
  • act up
  • carry on
  • act upon
  • influence
  • work

Antonyms

  • refrain
  • forbear

verb behave in a certain manner

Synonyms

  • behave
  • do

Related Words

  • act involuntarily
  • act reflexively
  • bend over backwards
  • fall over backwards
  • presume
  • vulgarise
  • vulgarize
  • optimise
  • optimize
  • quack
  • menace
  • make
  • bluster
  • swagger
  • swash
  • freeze
  • wanton
  • romanticize
  • sentimentise
  • sentimentize
  • sentimentalise
  • sentimentalize
  • bungle
  • toy
  • play
  • act as
  • act
  • stooge
  • jest
  • joke
  • piffle
  • make as if
  • pretend
  • dissemble
  • lose it
  • break down
  • snap
  • dally
  • dawdle
  • backslap
  • hugger mugger
  • sauce
  • footle
  • frivol
  • trifle
  • swell
  • puff up
  • follow
  • loosen up
  • relax
  • rage
  • ramp
  • storm
  • act up

verb play a role or part

Synonyms

  • play
  • represent

Related Words

  • performing arts
  • act as
  • act
  • play
  • make believe
  • pretend
  • make
  • re-create
  • playact
  • roleplay
  • support
  • act out
  • enact
  • reenact
  • impersonate
  • portray
  • parody
  • emote

verb discharge one's duties

Related Words

  • serve
  • criticise
  • criticize
  • bank

verb pretend to have certain qualities or state of mind

Synonyms

  • act as
  • play

Related Words

  • behave
  • act
  • do
  • play
  • represent

verb be suitable for theatrical performance

Related Words

  • playact
  • roleplay
  • act
  • play
  • be

verb have an effect or outcome

Synonyms

  • work

Related Words

  • make for
  • wreak
  • bring
  • work
  • play
  • bring home the bacon
  • deliver the goods
  • succeed
  • win
  • come through

verb be engaged in an activity, often for no particular purpose other than pleasure

Related Words

  • play
  • drive around
  • walk around

verb behave unnaturally or affectedly

Synonyms

  • pretend
  • dissemble

Related Words

  • behave
  • act
  • do
  • sham
  • feign
  • simulate
  • assume

verb perform on a stage or theater

Synonyms

  • playact
  • roleplay
  • play

Related Words

  • dramatic art
  • dramaturgy
  • theater
  • theatre
  • dramatics
  • perform
  • play
  • act
  • represent
  • stooge
  • pantomime
  • mime
  • ham
  • ham it up
  • overact
  • overplay
  • underact
  • underplay
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