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devote

[dih-voht] / dɪˈvoʊt /


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There was one whole room devoted just to clothing and shoes and wigs and false beards.

From Literature

The shop is devoted to highlighting banned books and uplifting marginalized authors, all from an inviting, thoughtfully designed space that practically insists you linger.

From Salon

A reluctance of foreign asset allocators to devote resources on U.S. equities then, no doubt, informs Papic’s highest conviction bet: European equities.

From MarketWatch

Moon’s children underlined his devoted faith, which he balanced with his full-time career as a composer.

From Los Angeles Times

All that positivity, smiling, parades, the unbridled civic joy inspired by a championship…it wears a bit weird, even to the devoted who ride with this tempestuous franchise.

From The Wall Street Journal