commuted Sentence Examples
- The prisoner commuted his life sentence to 50 years in prison.
- John commuted to work by train every day.
- The guilty party's sentence was commuted to probation.
- The long-distance runner commuted several miles each morning.
- The punishment for the crime was commuted to a lesser charge.
- The bus commuted between the city and the suburbs.
- The train commuted through the scenic countryside.
- The mayor commuted her decision to close the park.
- The doctor commuted his diagnosis from a heart attack to a stress-induced episode.
- The government commuted the death penalty to a sentence of life in prison.
commuted Meaning
commuted
to pay in gross (see gross entry 3 sense 1), change, alter, to travel back and forth regularly (as between a suburb and a city), an act or instance of commuting, make up, compensate, to change (a penalty) to one less severe especially out of clemency compare pardon, the distance covered in commuting, to convert (as a payment) into another form, to convert (something, such as a payment) into another form, an act or an instance of commuting, exchange entry 2, to change a penalty to another one that is less severe, to give in exchange for another, to change (a penalty) to another less severe, to travel back and forth regularly, to yield the same mathematical result regardless of order, commutate
Synonyms & Antonyms of commuted
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FAQs About the word commuted
to pay in gross (see gross entry 3 sense 1), change, alter, to travel back and forth regularly (as between a suburb and a city), an act or instance of commuting
traded,exchanged, changed, swapped, substituted, shifted, replaced,switched, surrendered,superseded
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The prisoner commuted his life sentence to 50 years in prison.
John commuted to work by train every day.
The guilty party's sentence was commuted to probation.
The long-distance runner commuted several miles each morning.
