All in
All in adjective - Depleted in strength, energy, or freshness.
Executed and all in are semantically related. in accomplished topic. In some cases you can use "Executed" instead an adjective phrase "All in".
Both terms in one sentence
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Bolivian Army Ending: The last episode sees Burt, Jessica, Danny, and Annie two seconds from being executed, all in separate events.
Source: Series / Soap -
Jaha has had a lot of people executed and he risked The 100's lives sending them to Earth, but it was all in the name of ensuring humanity's survival.
Source: Series / The 100 -
He generally makes many errors; for example, he even orders one general to be executed as a traitor, only to later call him a hero and reassign him to Berlin's faltering defense — all in a span of literally like 40 seconds.
Source: Film / Downfall
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