List of 426 Sets of Synonyms - How they Differ - Total of 2307 Words - 284

SYNONYMS: perform, execute, accomplish, achieve, effect, fulfill, discharge.
These verbs signify to carry through to completion.

To perform is to carry out an action, an undertaking, or a procedure; the word often connotes observance of due form or the exercise of skill or care: The ship's captain performed the wedding ceremony. The orchestra and chorus performed an Easter oratorio. Sophisticated laser experiments are performed regularly in the laboratory.
Execute implies performing a task or putting something into effect in accordance with a plan or design: The violinist had the technical skill to execute the cadenza.
Accomplish connotes the successful completion of something, often of something that requires tenacity or talent: Make one brave push and see what can be accomplished in a week.
To achieve is to accomplish something especially by dint of effort or despite difficulty; the term often implies a significant result: Some are born great and some achieve greatness.
Effect suggests the power of an agent to bring about a desired result: The antibiotics prescribed didn't effect a complete cure.
To fulfill is to live up to expectations or satisfy demands, wishes, or requirements: It is unrealistic to hope that all one's desires can be fulfilled. She fulfilled her obligations to her parents.
To discharge an obligation or duty is to perform all the steps necessary for its fulfillment: You must continue to discharge your duty.