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devote

devote is a synonym of dedicate

verb [ dih-voht ]

devote is another word for dedicate

Dedicate means to commit a large amount of your time or energy to something or someone, in a particularly earnest and intentional way (He dedicated his time to helping his mother get better).

Devote also means committing your time and energy to someone or something, but it is a bit more general than dedicate (I devote myself to my sewing).

Dedicate and devote can both refer to a relationship of love and friendship, where someone happily gives their time and attention to making someone else feel supported and contented, especially over a long period of time (She’s dedicated to him; He’s devoted to his friend).

Devote can also suggest religious purpose, just as dedicate can suggest ethical or moral intention.

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wholesome

wholesome is a synonym of healthful

adjective [ hohl-suhm ]

wholesome is another word for healthful

Healthful is the best word to describe something that is good for your health, especially your physical health (a healthful lifestyle; a healthful amount of exercise).

Wholesome is the best word to describe something that is good for you in general, whether it affects your physical, mental, or social health (a wholesome routine; a wholesome meal).

Wholesome is broader than healthful in that it can be used to describe anything supposedly morally good for you (wholesome family fun; wholesome values).

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recollect

recollect is a synonym of recall

verb [ rek-uh-lekt ]

recollect is another word for recall

Recall is the best word for trying consciously to remember something (I couldn’t recall if I’d taken my medication).

Recollect is similar, but it suggests a stronger effort to remember something, especially defined facts and details (Try to recollect what happened that day).

Recall and recollect can be used synonymously, though recollect can sound more formal and suggests a particularly high level of effort (recall the answer to yesterday’s puzzle; recollect the exact circumstances of the event).

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