Executing
Executing noun - Putting a condemned person to death.
Follow through and executing are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Follow through" instead a verb "Executing".
Follow through
Follow through verb - Pursue to a conclusion or bring to a successful issue.
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Synonyms for Follow through
Executing and follow through are semantically related. Sometimes you can replace term "Executing" with "Follow through", this verbs are similar.
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Related pairs
- action and executing
- action and follow through
- finish and executing
- finish and follow through
- satisfy and executing
- satisfy and follow through
- discharge and executing
- discharge and follow through
- complete and executing
- complete and follow through
- consummate and executing
- consummate and follow through
- perform and executing
- perform and follow through
Both terms in one sentence
- Following the second trial, Monobear declares that since the 'winner' was Shinya, and he hadn't committed suicide, then instead of executing somebody who hardly got any votes, he'll just follow through with the motive anyway.
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