perform

Pronunciation

/prəˈfɔrm/

Performance: The act of executing or displaying a skill, task, or show. For example: “The orchestra’s performance was a stunning display of musical talent.”
Execution: The carrying out of a plan or task. For example: “The project’s successful execution was praised by all.”
Show: An exhibition or demonstration of something, often a public event. For example: “The theater put on a fantastic performance of Shakespeare’s play.”

To perform: To carry out or execute a task, skill, or activity; to act or display a skill. For example: “The artist performed a magic trick flawlessly.”
To execute: To carry out (a task or order) with precision or according to plan. For example: “The team executed their strategy perfectly.”
To present: To give or show something, often in a public or formal setting. For example: “The students will perform their research presentations next week.”

Performant: Characterized by skillful or effective execution. For example: “The performant dancer commanded the stage.”
Perforated: Having small holes or punctures, especially in a material like paper. For example: “The sheet of paper had several perforations for easy tearing.”

Noun: “The concert was a memorable performance filled with emotional highs.”
Verb: “She performed her duties with dedication and efficiency.”
Adjective: “The performant athlete consistently sets records in their sport.”