putting to death Antonyms
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Meaning of putting to death
Wordnet
putting to death (n)
the act of terminating a life
putting to death Sentence Examples
- The court sentenced the criminal to be putting to death by lethal injection.
- In medieval times, they often employed gruesome methods for putting to death those convicted of treason.
- The condemned prisoner awaited his fate, knowing that he would be putting to death at dawn.
- There were protests against the government's decision to resume putting to death convicted individuals.
- The dictator's regime was notorious for putting to death anyone who opposed their rule.
- The assassin was apprehended and swiftly putting to death for his crimes.
- In some cultures, certain offenses were punishable by putting to death in public squares.
- The tribe's elders debated the appropriate punishment for the crime, eventually agreeing on putting to death.
- The king issued a decree putting to death all those involved in the failed assassination attempt.
- The executioner carried out his duty by putting to death the prisoner with a single stroke of the sword.
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the act of terminating a life
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The court sentenced the criminal to be putting to death by lethal injection.
In medieval times, they often employed gruesome methods for putting to death those convicted of treason.
The condemned prisoner awaited his fate, knowing that he would be putting to death at dawn.
There were protests against the government's decision to resume putting to death convicted individuals.
