Executions is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXECUTIONS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• EXECUTION, the act of executing
• the carrying out of a plan, order, or course of action
• the technique or style with which an artistic work is produced or carried out
• the putting into effect of a legal instrument or order
• seizure of the property or person of a debtor in default of payment
• the performance of an instruction or program.
• the carrying out of a sentence of death on a condemned person
• the killing of someone as a political act
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the act or process of executing; performance

Words related to EXECUTIONS

execution18

Words that contain EXECUTIONS

inexecutions21

How to use EXECUTIONS in a sentence

• The foreign powers, without exception, expressed their disapproval of these executions.
• The Committee of the Federation of the National Guard, in order to render homage to truth, declare it was a stranger to these two executions.
• We must not omit to mention the Council of Ten of Venice when speaking on the subject of arbitrary executions and of tyrannical and implacable justice.
• Executions took the place of elections in those days.
• The barbarous executions for high treason remain a blot on the fair fame of the nineteenth century.
• Like an impatient reader of a novel, who reads the last page first, she read with dizzy eyes the list of the executions.
• All went well with Donnelly until, in the following year, he found among the sheaf of executions that fell to him the name of Timothy Donnelly.
• We have a tribunal revolutionnaire here, with its usual attendant the Guillotine, and executions are now become very frequent.
• The numerous executions by the guillotine had brought fortitude under such circumstances into a sort of fashion, and there were few who did not meet death with decorum.
• Although this monarch is humane and impartial, and possesses nothing of the ferocious character of his predecessors, yet seldom a day passes without some executions.
• Eight days later, the executions, after a mockery of law proceedings, were renewed, and continued in great numbers.
• His uncle Tatum considered it a useful moral lesson to take all his apprentices to hear the tragedy of George Barnwell, and to witness public executions.
• Executions without trial were almost daily commonplaces.
• The steps are high, and from them crowds of people during the revolution saw the executions which took place but a short distance away.
• Surely the cart would come soon, the executions were generally at an early hour.
• There have been many reports of instantaneous executions by the mob, on such of their body as they caught in acts of theft or robbery.
• There were two or three executions soon after, but of a more moderate kind.
• All executions are conducted here in private, that is, they are witnessed only by such persons as the officers of the law may see fit to admit.
• In consequence of the firing from the windows, an immense number of executions occurred.
• The ruling party were more sparing in their executions than was usual after any revolution during those violent times.
• Of all the executions, during this dismal period, the most remarkable were those of Mrs.
• Their executions were so contrived, as to expose them to derision and contempt.
• At that bygone time, no difficulties were placed in my way by such precautions as are now observed in the conduct of executions within the walls of the prison.
• The executions were effectual in restoring quiet to the region which had been so much disturbed.
• The renewal of executions is a great sign of power in the executive authority.
• Death became the only means of governing, and the republic was given up to daily and systematic executions.
• These executions would not be remarkable in any way, were it not for the fact that they rounded out the complete tale of executions by the Vigilance Committee.
• Johnson upon this head, and am persuaded that executions now, the solemn procession being discontinued, have not nearly the effect which they formerly had.

Similar words containing ECUTION without suffix s and without prefix ex

execution18 consecution15 executioner20 inexecution20 persecution15 prosecution15 consecutions16 executioners21 inexecutions21 persecutions16 prosecutions16

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