executer (Meaning)

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executer (n.)

One who performs or carries into effect. See Executor.

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The assassin was a ruthless executor of orders, carrying out hits without hesitation.
In a game of chess, the player with the black pieces is traditionally called the executor.
The judge pronounced the death sentence, and the executioner carried it out the following morning.
Throughout history, there have been many notorious executioners, such as the King's Executioner in England and the Guillotine Executioner in France.
In some cultures, the role of executioner is passed down from generation to generation, with the son following in his father's footsteps.
The executioner's job is often seen as a solemn duty, and they are often given special privileges and respect in society.
In some countries, the executioner is a state employee, while in others they are paid by the families of the condemned.
The method of execution varies from country to country, but some common methods include hanging, beheading, and lethal injection.
In some countries, execution is still carried out in public, while in others it is done in private.
The death penalty is a controversial issue, and there is ongoing debate about whether or not it is a just and necessary punishment.

One who performs or carries into effect. See Executor.

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The assassin was a ruthless executor of orders, carrying out hits without hesitation.

In a game of chess, the player with the black pieces is traditionally called the executor.

The judge pronounced the death sentence, and the executioner carried it out the following morning.

Throughout history, there have been many notorious executioners, such as the King's Executioner in England and the Guillotine Executioner in France.