Executed

/ˈɛk.sɪ.kjuː.tɪd/

Meaning & Definition

verb

To carry out or perform an action, task, or plan.

The team executed the project flawlessly and met all deadlines.

To put a legal document into effect.

She executed the contract by signing it in the presence of a notary.

To carry into effect; to complete or finish a process.

The artist executed the sculpture with great skill and attention to detail.

To carry out a death sentence.

The criminal was executed after being found guilty of murder.

Latin 'exsequi', meaning 'to follow out, to perform'.

executed flawlessly

Performed without any mistakes.

executed to perfection

Done with complete skill or accuracy.

executed a plan

Carried out a prearranged course of action.

executed a contract

Officially signed and enforced a legal agreement.

execution

The act of carrying out or performing something.

executor

A person who carries out the terms of a will.

execute

To perform an action or carry out a plan.

To be killed or eliminated in a dramatic manner.

He got executed in that last game; it was brutal!

To do something exceptionally well.

She executed that dance move perfectly; it was sick!