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Definition of devoted - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
emotional attachmentemotionally attached or very fond of someone
- She is devoted to her family.
2.
loyaltyshowing loyalty or strong commitment
- He is a devoted fan of the team.
3.
exclusive dedicationdedicated exclusively to a purpose or use
- This room is devoted to music practice.
Origin of devoted
Latin, devotus (to vow)
Terms with devoted included in their meaning
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commitment
devoted to a task or purpose
interest
fond of or devoted to something
devoted husband
man who cares deeply for his spouse and children
one-sided
excessively devoted to one side or faction
fanbase
group of people deeply devoted to something in culture
fanatic
fanatically devoted person to something
character
someone who is selfless and devoted
admiration
person admired by a small, devoted group
admiration
person admired by a small, devoted group
admiration
admired by a small, devoted group
dedicated to learning
devoted to study or learning
loyalty
be loyal or devoted to a belief or group
resource allocation
state of having devoted all of one’s resources to one thing
devoted man
man who prioritizes family over other things
loyalty
extremely faithful and devoted
relationship
woman devoted to one man romantically or maritally
support
devoted follower or assistant
relationship
serving, learning, or worshiping in devoted closeness to someone
lifestyle
individual devoted to refined sensuous enjoyment
devotion
the quality of being devoted to religious practices
standard duration
period of five days typically devoted to work
strong promise
dedicated or devoted to a cause
sensual indulgence
devoted to sensual pleasures
excessive devotion
excessively devoted or adoring
Examples of devoted in a sentence
The dog was devoted to its owner. She is devoted to her family and friends. The devoted teacher stayed late to help students. The library is devoted to historical research. Her time is devoted to volunteering at the shelter.
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- French:dévoué, fidèle, ...
- German:hingebungsvoll, loyal, ...
- Italian:devoto, fedele, ...
- Spanish:devoto, fiel, ...
- Portuguese:dedicado, leal, ...
- Chinese:忠诚的, 忠实的, ...
- Japanese:献身的な, 熱心な, ...
- Arabic:مُخْلِص, وَفِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:מָסוּר, מְיוּעָד, ...
- Russian:преданный, верный, ...
- Ukrainian:відданий, вірний, ...
- Hindi:अनुरक्त, समर्पित, ...
Definition of devote - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
allocationset aside for a specific use
- They devoted funds to the new project.
2.
commitmentgive all or most time or resources, sometimes in a formal way
- She devoted her life to helping others.
Expressions with devote
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dedicate oneself to a cause or activity
He devoted himself to helping the homeless.
allocate space in print media for a topic
The editor decided to devote column inches to the new policy.
give sustained effort and attention to someone, a task, or a cause
He devoted himself to his family and his research.
Origin of devote
Latin, devovere (dedicate) + -te (verb)
Examples of devote in a sentence
We must devote resources to improving infrastructure. They devoted weekends to restoring the community garden. I will devote three months to learning Japanese.
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- French:consacrer, dévouer, ...
- German:widmen, sich hingeben, ...
- Italian:destinare, consacrare, ...
- Spanish:destinar, dedicar, ...
- Portuguese:destinar, dedicar, ...
- Chinese:拨出, 奉献, ...
- Japanese:充てる, 捧げる, ...
- Arabic:خَصَّصَ, أَفْنَى, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַקְצוֹת, לְהַקְדִּישׁ, ...
- Russian:выделять, посвящать, ...
- Ukrainian:виділяти, присвячувати, ...
- Hindi:आवंटित करना, अर्पित करना, ...
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