executing
Pronunciation: [ɪɡˈzɛk.ju.tɪŋ]
Word
Context: “action”
(verb) to carry out or perform a plan, task, or order. It means to do something that you were supposed to do, like following steps to finish a project.
Example
She is executing her plan to improve the school garden.
Example
He was not executing the instructions correctly, so the project didn't turn out as expected.
Example
Are you executing your tasks on time?
Context: “programming”
(verb) to run a computer program or script. It means to make the computer do the actions written in the code.
Example
The programmer is executing the script to test the new feature.
Example
The software failed to execute properly because of a bug.
Example
Is the computer executing the program without any errors?
Context: “law”
(verb) to carry out a legal order, especially related to punishment. It refers to making sure a decision or sentence is fulfilled.
Example
The court is executing the decision made last week.
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The law was not executed due to a lack of evidence.
Example
When will the court be executing the sentence?
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