execution
/ɛksɪˈkʌʃən/Definitions
1. noun
The act of carrying out a plan or decision, especially one that involves punishment or death.
“The execution of the death penalty remains a contentious issue worldwide.”
2. noun
The act of executing a computer program or a set of instructions.
“The execution of the algorithm took several minutes due to its complexity.”
3. noun
A performance or interpretation of a work of music, drama, or dance.
“The execution of the choreographer’s vision was breathtakingly beautiful.”
4. verb
To carry out or put into effect a plan or decision.
“The government will execute the new policy next quarter.”
5. verb
To kill or cause the death of someone or something.
“The execution of the animal was necessary for the experiment.”