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devotion
noun as in commitment; loyalty
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Leavitt’s staunch devotion to the president apparently justifies treating people rudely and with contempt.
That the good doctor is a throwback is pretty obvious, as is the fact that, for all his devotion, he can’t escape the trends toward for-profit consolidation of healthcare practices and hospitals.
For all that, his devotion to the work has never wavered.
Everybody read from the supplementary prayer booklet: “These couples have come to the synagogue to give thanks for the institution of marriage and for their mutual love and devotion.”
As an imam led prayers through a loudspeaker, the worshippers seemed absorbed in devotion, despite the mosque's gaping walls and exposed frame.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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