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dedication

Definition for dedication

noun as in faithfulness, loyalty

noun as in speech of praise; sanctification

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The dedication and fanaticism of Palantir investors may indicate a high element of risk to outsiders, but it has translated into life-changing money for some.

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"Their dedication, skill, and resilience are the backbone of this business," the statement continued.

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Reputedly, he kept copies of Austen’s works in all his residences, and her dedication of “Emma” was a response to well-wishers hoping the author might benefit from royal patronage.

Hazrat, who started as a busboy, served the hotel for five decades; in a different setting, his dedication and diligence might eventually have lofted him to a leadership role.

Kennedy said Sanders will be remembered for his “dedication, his kindness and the positive impact he had on everyone.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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