See Effect.

Goods; movables; in effect, really; virtually.

It is of the making of a new trail, of the need and the planning and the achievement, of the immediate effects and the possible consequences. – Jungle Peace by William Beebe

In this sense I have recently had a dream, and only since have I realised that what I dreamt was fact; and then I was able to place it all within my sphere- its ideas, its causes, and its effects have become or are becoming the familiar forms and shapes, in the midst of which I am, like a spider at the centre of its web, placed with my hands on every thread. – The School and the World by Victor Gollancz and David Somervell

The girl evidently was as much amazed as the Martians had been by the effects which we had produced. – Edison's Conquest of Mars by Garrett Putman Serviss

But of the cause of his sudden death there was no more doubt than of the effects. – The Paradise Mystery by J. S. Fletcher

She was so much overcome by fright that she died from the effects of it a few months later. – The Priest, The Woman And The Confessional by Father Chiniquy

She will probably feel the ill effects of the shock for some time. – Kitty Trenire by Mabel Quiller-Couch

I accepted with the utmost pleasure, and now on my vine- sheltered porch have begun trying it out for the proper voice effects. – Ruggles of Red Gap by Harry Leon Wilson

It is, of course, as with all the composer's greater works, very difficult, and scored for a large orchestra; but its effects are certain, and it is grateful to conduct or play. – Shakespeare and Music by Christopher Wilson

I suppose the effects are still upon me. – The Mystery of a Turkish Bath by E.M. Gollan (AKA Rita)

We find hardly a country in Europe which has not felt the ill effects of such a power. – Essays on the Constitution of the United States by Paul Leicester Ford

He never after entirely recovered from the effects of it. – Isaac T. Hopper by L. Maria Child

Marcia Grandon could not entertain a simple, honest regard for any one; she is always studying effects, and she is hungry for admiration. – Floyd Grandon's Honor by Amanda Minnie Douglas

Lord Chiltern, when he had a task on hand, was always inclined to get through it at once,- perhaps with an energy that was too sudden in its effects. – Phineas Redux by Anthony Trollope

But what would be the effects of so happy a change? – Leading Articles on Various Subjects by Hugh Miller

There has surely been sufficient time to test its physical effects on them. – The Education of American Girls by Anna Callender Brackett

But the effects of their sorrow were not the less real, because exhibited in action rather than in words. – Amy Herbert by Elizabeth Sewell

The river had rapidly risen from the effects of the storm. – The Campaign of Chancellorsville by Theodore A. Dodge