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Definition of execution
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Execution
(n.) The act of
executing;
a
carrying
into
effect
or to
completion;
performance;
achievement;
consummation;
as, the
execution
of a plan, a work, etc..
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Headsman
::
Headsman
(n.) An
executioner
who cuts off
heads.
Witness
::
Witness
(v. t.) To see the
execution
of, as an
instrument,
and
subscribe
it for the
purpose
of
establishing
its
authenticity;
as, to
witness
a bond or a
deed..
Insurgent
::
Insurgent
(n.) A
person
who rises in
revolt
against
civil
authority
or an
established
government;
one who
openly
and
actively
resists
the
execution
of laws; a
rebel.
Cross
::
Cross (n.) A
gibbet,
consisting
of two
pieces
of
timber
placed
transversely
upon one
another,
in
various
forms,
as a T, or +, with the
horizontal
piece below the upper end of the
upright,
or as an X. It was
anciently
used in the
execution
of
criminals..
Lockman
::
Lockman
(n.) A
public
executioner.
Reprieve
::
Reprieve
(n.) A
temporary
suspension
of the
execution
of a
sentence,
especially
of a
sentence
of
death..
Sheriff
::
Sheriff
(n.) The chief
officer
of a shire or
county,
to whom is
intrusted
the
execution
of the laws, the
serving
of
judicial
writs and
processes,
and the
preservation
of the
peace..
Move
::
Move (n.) An act for the
attainment
of an
object;
a step in the
execution
of a plan or
purpose.
Fulfillment
::
Fulfillment
(n.)
Execution;
performance;
as, the
fulfillment
of a
promise..
Hangman
::
Hangman
(n.) One who hangs
another;
esp., one who makes a
business
of
hanging;
a
public
executioner;
--
sometimes
used as a term of
reproach,
without
reference
to
office..
Stop
::
Stop (v. t.) To
hinder
from
acting
or
moving;
to
prevent
the
effect
or
efficiency
of; to cause to
cease;
to
repress;
to
restrain;
to
suppress;
to
interrupt;
to
suspend;
as, to stop the
execution
of a
decree,
the
progress
of vice, the
approaches
of old age or
infirmity..
Dry
::
Dry
(superl.)
Exhibiting
a
sharp,
frigid
preciseness
of
execution,
or the want of a
delicate
contour
in form, and of easy
transition
in
coloring..
Artist
::
Artist
(n.) One who
professes
and
practices
an art in which
science
and taste
preside
over the
manual
execution.
Execution
::
Execution
(n.) The act of
sacking
a town.
Workmanship
::
Workmanship
(n.) The art or skill of a
workman;
the
execution
or
manner
of
making
anything.
Exempt
::
Exempt
(a.) Free, or
released,
from some
liability
to which
others
are
subject;
excepted
from the
operation
or
burden
of some law;
released;
free;
clear;
privileged;
-- (with
from):
not
subject
to; not
liable
to; as, goods
exempt
from
execution;
a
person
exempt
from jury
service..
Execution
::
Execution
(n.) The
carrying
into
effect
the
judgment
given in a court of law.
Deathsman
::
Deathsman
(n.) An
executioner;
a
headsman
or
hangman.
Adroit
::
Adroit
(a.)
Dexterous
in the use of the hands or in the
exercise
of the
mental
faculties;
exhibiting
skill and
readiness
in
avoiding
danger
or
escaping
difficulty;
ready in
invention
or
execution;
--
applied
to
persons
and to acts; as, an
adroit
mechanic,
an
adroit
reply..
Hanging
::
Hanging
(n.) Death by
suspension;
execution
by a
halter.
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