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of efficio =to effect.] IMG:content-0784.png:[blocks in formation] ef-fi-çient-lý (çient as shent), adv. [English efficient; -ly.] 1. In an efficient manner; with effect, effectively; as the effective cause. "Logical or consequential nece ity is, when a thing does not efficiently cause an event, but yet by certain infallible consequences does infer it."- South Sermons, iii. 397. 2. In a competent, able manner; with efficiency; ably. *ef-fiërçe, v . t. [Lat. ef =ex=out (intens.), and Eng. fierce (q. v.).] To make fierce, furious, or savage. "With fell woodne he effierced was." Spenser: F. Q., III. xi. 27.