Execute
Fine
Fine verb - To establish or apply as a charge or penalty.
Common collocations
| time | execute time | fine time |
| characters | execute characters | fine characters |
| enemy | execute enemy | fine enemy |
Both words in one sentence
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He acquires an ally (sort of) who has the ability to coordinate his forces to an even higher degree, but only rarely used him for that, since his fleets could execute simultaneous attacks just fine.
Source: Clock King - That's fine as far as the Council's concerned, since their real goal is to conserve their limited oxygen supply by reducing the population; the only reason the kids were given their "mission" instead of just being slaughtered is that, legally, the Council's not allowed to execute children.
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Tagon: It's not okay for us to sell a guy back to the people who love him, but it's just fine for us to sell him to a body politic that wants to incarcerate him or execute him?
Source: Bounty Hunter
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