- im´ple|men|ta´tion
- im|ple|ment «noun. IHM pluh muhnt; verb. IHM pluh mehnt», noun, verb.–n.1. a) a useful piece of equipment; tool; instrument; utensil. Plows and threshing machines are farm implements. A pail, an ax, a shovel, and a broom are implements. SYNONYM(S): See syn. under tool. (Cf. ↑tool) b) a person or agent considered as an instrument or tool: »
This old man was a most useful implement to us everywhere (Daniel Defoe).
2. Scottish. fulfillment, performance, or execution, as of a contract.–v.t.1. to provide with implements or other means.2. to provide the power and authority necessary to accomplish or put (something) into effect: »to implement an order. It can implement bonds of friendship, and respect, by ties that transcend language and semantics (Saturday Review).
╂[< Late Latin implēmentum (literally) that which fills (a need) < Latin implēre to fill < in- in + -plēre to fill]–im´ple|men|ta´tion, noun.–im´ple|ment|er, noun.
Useful english dictionary. 2012.