Definition: The English phrase "an effect of" in the KJV translates to, "effectually." This expression means that something or someone has a particular quality, character, or tendency that makes it effective or reliable. For instance, if you ask someone if they are an affectation, you're essentially asking, "Does that person seem to be more dependable or reliable than others?" In other words, the person is being described as having a positive effect on their actions or behavior.
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