Execution
Execution noun - The doing of an action.
Retirement and execution are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Retirement" instead a noun "Execution".
Retirement
Retirement noun - An act of moving away especially from something difficult, dangerous, or disagreeable.
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Synonyms for Retirement
Execution and retirement are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Execution" instead a noun "Retirement".
How words are described
| good | good execution | good retirement |
| full | full execution | full retirement |
| public | public execution | public retirement |
| complete | complete execution | complete retirement |
| Other adjectives: future, single, effective, successful, bad, supposed, immediate, possible, apparent, subsequent, impending, imminent, eventual, occasional, upcoming, planned, scheduled, real-life. | ||
Both words in one sentence
- Ed had a 10-Minute Retirement from being a State Alchemist after hearing about Nina's death and Tucker's execution which actually turned out to be a cover-up.
Source: Adaptational Angst Upgrade - In the Crusader games, the summary execution of a WEC official on the orders of a more senior official was termed "Early Retirement".
Source: Deadly Euphemism - One of the protagonists is stuck in a retirement village for spies with the Big Bad and does this to Mind Screw him (any attempt to use physical violence would lead to his execution, so he's trying to drive the Big Bad out through continued harassment).
Source: Stop Copying Me
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