Executed is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXECUTED in dictionary:

VERB:
• EXECUTE, to perform or carry out
• put (a plan, order, or course of action) into effect
• produce (a work of art)
• perform (a skilful action or manoeuvre)
• make (a legal instrument) valid by signing or sealing it.
• carry out (a judicial sentence, the terms of a will, or other order)
• carry out an instruction or program.
• carry out a sentence of death on (a legally condemned person)
• kill (someone) as a political act
ADJECTIVE:
• put to death as punishment
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to carry out

Words related to EXECUTED

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Words that contain EXECUTED

reexecuted20 unexecuted20

How to use EXECUTED in a sentence

• Dorset appears to have executed the disagreeable task with real kindness.
• Had Elizabeth herself, during the life of her sister Mary, been guilty of half they proved against the Queen of Scots, she would have been most summarily executed.
• He dispatched a messenger to Calvary to see his orders executed.
• Movements prescribed in this manual will not be executed in cadence as the attempt to do so results in incomplete execution and lack of vigor.
• It appears to have been executed in due form for a consideration.
• Nowhere could one find another figure of our Lord so well executed, so living, and so exquisitely finished.
• He was found guilty by his judges and executed with commendable haste and precision.
• The success of this manoeuvre depended upon the speed with which it was executed and upon its being a complete surprise.
• On being arrested and questioned, he made a full confession, and was tried, found guilty, and publicly executed.
• The fact that Socrates was executed does not remove the fact that he lived, and the inference thence to be drawn about the world that produced him.
• In short, more preparations were made than if a state criminal was about to be executed.
• These artificial fires are described as having been rapidly and splendidly executed.
• He executed his stroke, again with that steady confidence, that self-detachment, that seemed to set him apart from all other men.
• This duty was successfully executed by the coast survey party.
• There is a charm and feeling about work executed by the hand, which gives it a value no mere machine work can possess.
• Nero executed his design with equal secrecy and rapidity.
• Like Gray he contemplated at one time the history of English poetry which was in some sense executed by Warton.
• Courbet, Amouroux, Gambon, and Valles have been executed.
• Many women and children have been executed around the Luxembourg, having been convicted of firing on soldiers.
• Arundel and the other leaders were sent to London, tried, and executed.
• You drew it up with the pen, and I executed and illustrated it with the sword.
• There remains to be considered a series of undeniably remarkable pictures, executed in Rome by John Rollin Tilton.
• I have not executed him on the spot out of respect to something resembling an uniform which he wears.
• It is often the case in war that a well-planned and boldly executed enterprise has a far greater effect than could possibly have been anticipated.
• Miss Walters, it remains for you to say whether this sentence shall be executed.
• The old woman did not appear to be very fond of him, although she treated him still as a child, and executed her parental authority as if he were still in petticoats.
• One was taken prisoner and was crucified before the walls as an example, being the first so executed during the siege.
• The question arises, did we know her in person and character? Have we not seen her in that splendid portrait executed by Miss Carl, and exhibited at St.
• This statue as completed is regarded as one of the grandest ever executed.
• They were found guilty, and sentenced to be executed.
• Presently, by the merest chance, he executed a marvelous stroke.

Similar words containing ECUT without suffix ed and without prefix ex

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