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Definition of execution
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Execution
(n.) A
judicial
writ by which an
officer
is
empowered
to carry a
judgment
into
effect;
final
process.
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Deforcement
::
Deforcement
(n.)
Resistance
to an
officer
in the
execution
of law.
Arduousness
::
Arduousness
(n.) The
quality
of being
arduous;
difficulty
of
execution.
Reprieve
::
Reprieve
(n.) A
temporary
suspension
of the
execution
of a
sentence,
especially
of a
sentence
of
death..
Suspension
::
Suspension
(n.) A stay or
postponement
of
execution
of a
sentence
condemnatory
by means of
letters
of
suspension
granted
on
application
to the lord
ordinary.
Hand
::
Hand (n.) Power of
performance;
means of
execution;
ability;
skill;
dexterity.
Interruption
::
Interruption
(n.)
Obstruction
caused
by
breaking
in upon
course,
current,
progress,
or
motion;
stop;
hindrance;
as, the
author
has met with many
interruptions
in the
execution
of his work; the
speaker
or the
argument
proceeds
without
interruption..
Intervene
::
Intervene
(v. i.) To
occur,
fall, or come
between,
points
of time, or
events;
as, an
instant
intervened
between
the flash and the
report;
nothing
intervened
( i. e.,
between
the
intention
and the
execution)
to
prevent
the
undertaking..
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..
Rigorous
::
Rigorous
(a.)
Manifesting,
exercising,
or
favoring
rigor;
allowing
no
abatement
or
mitigation;
scrupulously
accurate;
exact;
strict;
severe;
relentless;
as, a
rigorous
officer
of
justice;
a
rigorous
execution
of law; a
rigorous
definition
or
demonstration..
Hurdle
::
Hurdle
(n.) In
England,
a sled or crate on which
criminals
were
formerly
drawn to the place of
execution..
Move
::
Move (n.) An act for the
attainment
of an
object;
a step in the
execution
of a plan or
purpose.
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..
Reprimand
::
Reprimand
(n.) To
reprove
publicly
and
officially,
in
execution
of a
sentence;
as, the court
ordered
him to be
reprimanded..
Inexecution
::
Inexecution
(n.)
Neglect
of
execution;
nonperformance;
as, the
inexecution
of a
treaty..
Antedate
::
Antedate
(v. t.) To date
before
the true time; to
assign
to an
earlier
date; thus, to
antedate
a deed or a bond is to give it a date
anterior
to the true time of its
execution..
Headsman
::
Headsman
(n.) An
executioner
who cuts off
heads.
Stiptic
::
Stippling
(n.) A mode of
execution
in which a flat or even tint is
produced
by many small
touches.
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..
Stippling
::
Stippling
(n.) A mode of
execution
which
produces
the
effect
by dots or small
points
instead
of
lines.
Executioner
::
Executioner
(n.) One who
executes;
an
executer.
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