Executions
Rules and executions are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Rules" instead a noun "Executions".
Rules
Executions and rules are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Executions" instead a noun "Rules".
Both words in one sentence
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She rules with an iron claw, orders bloody executions left and right, and happily eats her own young who don't share the Grik Attack!
Source: Literature / Destroyermen - Good Is Not Nice: The doctrine of the 21st century force has been honed by years of wars against terrorists and rogue states into one of complete and utter pragmatism, and their operating rules allow torture and call for summary executions of war criminals.
Source: Literature / Axis of Time - The sort of empire that rules over its occupied provinces with an iron fist, blatantly eradicating all sorts of dissent through mass executions, concentration camps, indiscriminate incarcerations, Big Brother Is Watching and indefinite detentions.
Source: Hegemonic Empire
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