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commit
verb as in perform an action
verb as in deliver, entrust
Strong matches
Example Sentences
These include committing to delaying giving children any devices of their own as long as possible—no tablets, no gaming consoles, nada.
The primary reason black residents weren’t disproportionately likely to be crime victims—despite this high rate of intraracial crime—is that there are comparatively few crimes committed against black victims by white offenders.
Democrats could consent to some reforms on the health insurance subsidies—the issue at the heart of their holdup—while Republicans could commit to extending that healthcare funding.
“We are committed to continuously enhancing our products, working closely with operators and regulators to ensure the best possible cabin environment for passengers and crew,” Airbus said in its statement.
The owners were so committed to the approach that they even tried to hire Billy Beane from the Oakland A’s to help guide their soccer venture.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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