implement
A tool used in medical surgery.
A tool with a sharp edge or point.
A tool used in the kitchen for preparing food.
A tool for writing, such as a pen or pencil.
A tool or instrument used on a farm.
A tool or instrument for farming.
A tool or instrument used in farming.
A tool used for gardening tasks.
A tool used for gardening.
A tool made from metal.
A tool made from stone.
A tool made from flint, especially in ancient times.
To carry out a plan or policy completely.
To implement in a way that produces the desired result.
To implement with a successful outcome.
To carry out a plan or procedure in an appropriate way.
To carry out a plan or procedure in the right way.
Describes something that can be put into effect without difficulty.
Describes something that was put into effect in a bad or ineffective way.
To be unsuccessful in putting a plan into effect.
To make a choice to put a plan into effect.
To consent to putting a plan into effect.