Community and the United States.
Capital, adjective (capitalize, capitalism)
chief, dominant, main, major, number one, outstanding, predominant, principal
For example, a capital offense is one that is so serious that the person can be put to death.
His assassinating the Senator of New York was a capital crime, which, if found guilty,
will qualify him for the death penalty.
Offense, noun (offenses)
attack, aggression, assailment, assault, offensive, downfall, onset, onslaught
For example, an offense is a crime that breaks a particular law and requires a punishment.
A criminal offense is an act committed by someone which is in direct violation of the laws
of a particular country.
Instill, verb (instills, instilling, instilled)
implant, inculcate, infix, inseminate
For example, if you instill an idea or feeling into someone, especially over a period of
time, you make them think it or feel it.
They hope that their work will instill a sense of responsibility in children.
Execute, verb (executes, executing, executed, execution, executively)
assassinate, bump off, cool, do in, dust off, finish, knock off, liquidate, put away
For example, to execute someone means to kill him/her as a punishment for a serious
crime.
This boy’s father had been executed for conspiring against the throne.
Conspire, verb (conspires, conspiring, conspired)
plot, cogitate, collogue, collude, connive, contrive, devise, intrigue, machinate, scheme
For example, if two or more people or groups conspire to do something illegal of harmful,
they make a secret agreement to do it.
They’d conspired to overthrow the government.
Pilot, verb (plots, plotting, plotted)
collude, connive, conspire, contrive, devise, intrigue, machinate, scheme
For example, if people plot to do something or plot something illegal or wrong, they
plan secretly to do it.
Prosecutors in the trial allege the defendants plotted to overthrow the government.