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Definitions from the WebTerm: ExecutionDescription:The term "execution" refers to the act or process of carrying out a plan, action, or task. It can also refer to the implementation of a legal judgment resulting in the punishment of a convicted criminal. Usage:Part of Speech: Noun - ActionExample Sentence: The execution of a well-thought-out marketing strategy can greatly impact the success of a business. Part of Speech: Noun - Legal PunishmentExample Sentence: The execution of the convicted murderer was scheduled for next week. Part of Speech: Noun - Computer ScienceExample Sentence: The program is experiencing errors during execution. Part of Speech: Noun - Artistic PerformanceExample Sentence: The ballet troupe delivered an outstanding execution of the classic piece. Part of Speech: Noun - BusinessExample Sentence: The successful execution of the company's expansion plan led to significant growth. Part of Speech: Noun - Stock MarketExample Sentence: The execution of the trade order was efficiently handled by the broker. Part of Speech: VerbExample Sentence: I will execute the tasks you assigned to me promptly. Part of Speech: Verb - Capital PunishmentExample Sentence: The government plans to execute the criminal by lethal injection. Related Products: | ||||
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