exécuté

exécuté
exécuté, ée
(è-gzé-ku-té, tée) part. passé.
   Mené à accomplissement.
   Ce que tu m'as dicté, Je veux de point en point qu'il soit exécuté, RAC. Esth. II, 5.
   Nos lois, nos justes lois seront exécutées, VOLT. Scythes, IV, 8.
   Joué, en parlant de musique. Un morceau bien exécuté, mal exécuté.
   Un débiteur exécuté, un débiteur dont on fait vendre le bien pour le payement de ses dettes.
   Se dit aussi, à la bourse, de celui dont on vend les valeurs.
   Mis à mort par autorité de justice.
   Un certain comte qui fut exécuté à Vienne, SÉV. 58.

Dictionnaire de la Langue Française d'Émile Littré. . 1872-1877.

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