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devotion
noun as in commitment; loyalty
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Senesh’s poems and diary have been translated posthumously into more than 20 languages, cementing her legacy as an avatar of religious pride, family devotion and individual sacrifice.
And so he resolves to repay them in the only way he knows: with labor, with devotion, with the silent caretaking that eventually convinces them they’re being aided by a benevolent forest spirit.
At Faÿ’s request, she produced a letter to be read at his trial, praising his devotion to Franco-American relations.
Ms. Manville is extraordinary as Jocasta, ferocious in her devotion to and defense of Oedipus’ interests.
Putin was one of millions of Soviet schoolchildren who joined the Pioneer and Komsomol youth movements, which taught devotion to communist ideals.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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