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Which one is used in the context of an execution?
by MonkeyMalarky 4y ago
Which one is used in the context of an execution?
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- jraph 4y agoSummary. "The prisoners were executed in a summary fashion." Also means brief, concise. I guess a summary execution (which means without trial if I understand correctly) is a briefer process than an execution with a trial… Would also properly qualify the rejection of an extension from the Chrome store, I guess, to go back to the main topic. https://www.wordreference.com/fren/sommaire https://www.wordreference.com/fren/sommaire (yes, found out by translating from French :-) - sommaire also means basic, rudimentary, now I wonder what made us use this word for executions - the brevity, or the basic aspect, sounded like the latter to me in history lessons)
- MonkeyMalarky 4y agoMerci pour la leçon :)
- jraph 4y agoAvec plaisir ! ah ah Thanks to wordreference above all. You might have meant it as a joke initially, but I learned something.
- MonkeyMalarky 4y agoI meant it half joking but I'm also in the process of learning French so I learned something too.
- taberiand 4y agoIt depends. Perhaps Summery, if it's a nice warm day, a comfortable breeze is blowing and the birds are si-
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