dedicate|dedicated|dedicates|dedicating in English

verb

[ded·i·cate || 'dedɪkeɪt]

devote to; set apart for; inscribe (a book, poem, etc.) to someone

Use "dedicate|dedicated|dedicates|dedicating" in a sentence

1. She dedicates herself to her work.

2. The actress now dedicates herself to children's charity work.

3. Many dedicate their lives to worship.

4. It is not a matter of dedicating ourselves to a work.

5. He took office as Chancellor in January of 2014, fully dedicating himself to his …

6. Making a Commitment involves dedicating yourself to something, like a person or a cause

7. Dedicating all his time to research is having a life of devotion and abnegation.

8. She would dedicate her song to them all.

9. Some common synonyms of Consecrate are dedicate, devote, and hallow

10. Synonyms for Consecrates include sanctifies, hallows, blesses, ordains, anoints, beatifies, dedicates, exalts, sacralizes and canonises

11. Dedicate for small amount but many type items production.

12. To dedicate, to make holy, or to become righteous.

13. It is to them that I dedicate this book.

14. There is much opportunity for anyone... who dedicates himself to his labors.

15. It dedicates to the science, practice and application of microbiology and virology.

16. The inscription dedicating the temple to Gaius and Lucius was removed in medieval times.

17. Dedicate a row and take it down to Bean's.

18. A Castellan is a cavalier who dedicates himself to the defense of a castle or walled city

19. What can you do to better dedicate Sunday to the Lord?

20. I grew up watching him dedicate himself to the Bible.

21. Mei-Yi wants to dedicate a song to herhoneymooning friends.

22. Five years -- that's a long time to dedicate to anything.

23. I think they were dedicating an aircraft carrier paid for largely by the United States.

24. They realized that they were dedicating almost all their time and energy to their possessions.

25. It was my opportunity to dedicate the Freiberg temple 17 years ago.