Exec definition

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The executive officer of a unit of the armed forces.
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An executive officer.
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An executive.
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Executor.
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An executive.
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Executive.
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Executor.
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(informal) Executive, executive officer.
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(law) Abbreviation of executive.
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Noun

Singular:
exec
Plural:
execs

Origin of exec

Exec Sentence Examples

  • Existing members can arrange finance through Club exec John Cannon by ringing 0800 612 9601 or clicking here to send an email.

  • It has more character than any German exec, is exceptionally roomy and airy inside and a joy to travel in.

  • I have fully qualified opticians working in labs, making the glasses. âI was on GMTV today, arguing with an exec from Specsavers.

  • The three lines cause both sh and wish to process the script, but the exec is only executed by sh.

  • Given the tight time frame in which studio exec's wanted to wrap the film, they were also having issues with original script writer Melissa Rosenberg.

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