Demise and Execution

Demise

Demise noun - The permanent stopping of all the vital bodily activities.

Usage example: inherited all of the estate upon the sudden demise of his grandfather

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Execution and demise are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Execution" instead a noun "Demise".

Nearby Word: demised

Execution noun - The doing of an action.

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Demise and execution are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Demise" instead a noun "Execution".

complete	complete demise	complete execution
certain	certain demise	certain execution
future	future demise	future execution
painful	painful demise	painful execution
Other adjectives: brutal, actual, slow, bad, unjust, horrible, cruel, quick, supposed, gruesome, apparent, inevitable, impending, imminent, eventual, swift, pending, grisly, upcoming, horrific.

One in particular would be when he was set for a mock execution by Esdese, where he noted all the jerkass spectators who were all chortling at his demise.

Source: Manga / Akame ga Kill!
Senzaki's execution, like Celestia's, ends with a vehicle crashing into her combined with a fiery demise.

Source: Roleplay / Roulette Rampage
Alduin of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim attempted to outright kill you when you are still level 1, however, not only the attempt inadvertently helped you to escape from the execution, the mistake eventually led to your growth and his own demise.

Source: Death by Genre Savviness

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