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commit
verb as in perform an action
verb as in deliver, entrust
Strong matches
Example Sentences
Getafe consistently rank among the teams who defend furthest from their goal, catch teams offside the most times and commit the most fouls.
The Home Office, which was found to have been "confusing and inconsistent" in how it ran the scheme by the the Parliamentary Ombudsman, said it was committed to running it "effectively".
The Republic of Ireland has committed to new legislation that will ensure full co-operation with a reformed UK legacy body dealing with cases related to the Northern Ireland Troubles.
Lebanon's prime minister Nawaf Salam said on X his country was committed to ceasing hostile actions, but asked: "Where is Israel's commitment to these mechanisms?"
Ministers committed to holding the summit following warnings that gull attacks were posing a risk to health and safety and a nuisance to local businesses.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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