committed in English

adjective

1

feeling dedication and loyalty to a cause, activity, or job; wholeheartedly dedicated.

a committed reformer

adjective

• devout, devoted, dedicated, loyal, faithful, staunch, firm, steadfast, unwavering, wholehearted, keen, passionate, ardent, fervent, sworn, pledged, dutiful, diligent, card-carrying, hard-core, true blue
• attached

Use "committed" in a sentence

1. Committed to We are fully Committed to Equal Opportunity policies.

2. She's certainly committed.

3. I committed adultery.

4. Committed to (doing) something The president is personally Committed to this legislation

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6. Committed, Committed to [sb] adj + prep (partner: faithful, serious) comprometido con adj + prep : Even though the couple is not married, they are Committed to each other

7. Benge remains committed to ensuring …

8. Some of them committed suicide.

9. He committed blasphemy against religion.

10. The atrocious deeds they'd committed!

11. He has committed a crime.

12. As verbs the difference between Committed and commited is that Committed is (commit) while commited is

13. Oups, I committed some Copyedits

14. The killer committed monstrous acts.

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16. The castles committed no crimes.

17. The attacker then committed suicide.

18. That man committed heinous crimes.

19. Absolution is a responsible, committed brand

20. I am committed to the Revolution.

21. They committed the most atrocious cruelties.

22. I have never committed any crime.

23. The crime was committed under provocation.

24. In # it committed an additional $ # million

25. Arbitrate.com is Committed to Arbitration Innovation

26. Oh, Henry Fishguard never committed suicide.

27. Today's protesters are committed to nonviolence.

28. Emerson was religiously committed to democracy.

29. Allium is Committed to Your Success.

30. And I would have committed perjury.

31. He has committed a serious fault.

32. A robbery was committed last night.

33. We are committed to improving services.

34. What does Committed mean? Showing commitment

35. Mary is Committed to her husband.

36. “Backlashers” are deeply committed to individualism

37. He has committed the Amateurish political

38. Alegría was committed to nonviolent resistance.

39. She committed suicide three days later.

40. We are Committed to improving services

41. A terrible wrong had been committed.

42. The President's nurse apparently committed suicide.

43. Do you know you've committed offences

44. No Ptolemy has ever committed suicide.

45. How do we know Buckingham committed treason?

46. Most crimes are committed by young men.

47. Members of the sect committed mass suicide.

48. Bigamy is a crime within the statute, if committed by a British subject, wherever the offence may be committed

49. Crime committed every six seconds New figures show an increase in the crime rate to one committed every six seconds.

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