dedication

Definition for dedication

noun as in faithfulness, loyalty

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adherence, allegiance, commitment, devotion

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devotedness, single-mindedness, wholeheartedness

noun as in speech of praise; sanctification

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devotion

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address, celebration, consecration, envoy, glorification, inscription, message

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hallowing

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On a rainy Sunday morning at Rosario's ground on the Ormeau Road in Belfast his colleagues speak of his dedication and talent.

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He created a vision of an America that needed to be saved, and could be saved, through a dedication to a certain kind of family and a certain kind of faith.

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There have been many memories of her kindness and her dedication to charities.

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To suggest otherwise "fundamentally misrepresents" the education landscape and the dedication of workers, it added.

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It can be all-consuming, and involves a lot of calorie counting, working out and dedication.

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