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View definitions for be devoted to

be devoted to

verb as in cleave

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Every speech and appearance, every TV ad and interview, every remaining moment of the campaign and afterward, when the Trump armies fight the results, must be devoted to the fact that Trump is trying to rewrite the rules by which we all live so that instead of democracy, we have a Church of Trump.

From Slate

On the campaign trail, she has also argued that the city’s approach to public safety “isn’t working,” saying that more money should be devoted to street lighting, sidewalk repairs and youth programs.

Renault's F1 engine facility at Viry-Chatillon in Paris will instead be devoted to development of electric motor and battery technologies, as well as the company's remaining motorsport activities.

From BBC

"But you only have to look at the mental health and drug problems of those in prison, the literacy and numeracy of those in prison, to realise that a lot more social care needs to be devoted to those, not merely who do commit crime, but to those who are at risk of committing crime, to keep them away from criminal justice issues."

From BBC

The retired judge also said "more social care needs to be devoted" to offenders or those at risk of committing crime.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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