effects

noun
UK /ɪˈfekts/
US /ɪˈfekts/

Effects are the changes that happen because of something.

The medicine had good effects on her cough.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Special sounds or pictures used in movies or games to make them seem real.

The movie used cool special effects for the dragon.

3. Things that belong to a person, like clothes or books.

She packed her personal effects in a small bag.

4. The state of being in force or active, as with a rule or law.

The new school rule takes effect on Monday.