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implement

to execute / to carry out
Transitive VerbNoun
pl: implementspast: implementedpp: implementeding: implementing

As a verb, this word carries a sense of official execution and structured rollout. It is common in corporate, governmental, and technical environments where a theoretical plan is converted into a tangible reality. It suggests a systematic process rather than a spontaneous action.

Meanings

Transitive Verbto execute
[~ doing something]

To put a decision, plan, or agreement into effect.

The company will implement the new policy next month.

Nounto carry out

A tool or utensil used for a particular purpose.

The archaeologists found several stone implements.

Examples

We must implement the plan.

He uses a farming implement.

They implement new rules.

The school implemented a new dress code.

She used a sharp implement to cut it.

We implemented the changes last week.

The teacher will implement a new grading system.

School Life

The detective found a metal implement at the scene.

Detective

We need to implement these safety measures immediately.

Health

The board decided to implement a strict austerity program.

Business

Ancient civilizations developed various stone implements for hunting.

History

I sincerely apologize for failing to implement the requested changes.

Apology

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