executing
word · lemma: execute
Definition
Performing or carrying out a plan, order, or task. It can also refer to putting something into effect, like a command, or, in legal contexts, to carrying out a sentence.
Usage & Nuances
More formal or technical; used in business, law, software, and official documents. Common collocations: 'executing a plan', 'executing code', 'executing a will'. When referring to death penalty ("executing a prisoner"), the context is legal and formal.
Example Sentences
The team is executing the new plan today.
basic
He is executing the orders given by his boss.
basic
She is executing the computer program now.
basic
We're executing our strategy as planned — let's see how it goes.
natural
If you have trouble executing these steps, let me know.
natural
The developers spent hours executing tests before launch.
natural