1. to carry out or perform an action, plan, or instruction
2. to put a person to death as a legal punishment
3. to sign or complete a legal document to make it valid
Usage: legal

Examples

• The team executed the coach's strategy perfectly during the game.
• The software executes the program when you click the button.
• The government executed the convicted criminal after the trial.
• You must execute the contract in front of a witness.
• The dancer executed a difficult leap with grace.
• The company executed its expansion plan ahead of schedule.