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Devote

Devote meaning

to give one's time, focus one's efforts, commit oneself, etc. entirely for, on, or to a certain matter; to consecrate. | to consign over; to doom | to execrate; to curse

Example sentences (20)

After the birth of her third child, Skyla, Ms Groombridge, a mother-of-three, took a break from her previous job in the care sector to devote more time to her children.

Anybody with the skills and talents to help Nigeria evolve would most likely either leave the country or devote their time and energy somewhere else.

Apostles devote their lives to full-time Church service, with significant administrative responsibilities in overseeing the operation and development of a global Church.

As a result, rural residents have to devote more money to repairing and replacing cars and trucks – so any jump in automotive inflation will hit them harder.

Assistant Chief Constable Jo Edwards, head of the North West ROCU, said: “The overwhelming majority of people who work in policing do so to protect the public from harm, and they devote years of service to that end.

As you begin your search, you should also determine how much employee time and skill is available to devote to SEO projects.

Burch has taken a new design approach since COVID-19 and after her husband, Pierre-Yves Roussel, took over as chief executive officer, giving her more time to devote to the creative side of the business.

But due to Michael being so focused on killing his bloodline, he may not devote the attention necessary to defeat Jason.

But the real reason for the delay is that the department, like too many other public agencies in Wisconsin, does not devote enough resources to handling record requests.

Could you build a bird box, help plant a native hedgerow - or simply devote some time to organising a litter pick?

Devote at least 30 minutes daily, about five days a week, to physical activity.

During Christopher Priest's run on Slade Wilson/Deathstroke decided to turn over a new leaf and devote himself to justice, though the rest of DC's heroes weren't buying it.

Guess it depends on how much time and energy you want to devote to each holding.

He made contact with Esteban Ocon at Ste Devote while Fernando Alonso held up any potential late charge.

He mentions that he now wants to devote himself exclusively to solving his health problems, writing, and his family, who have lived in America for 10 years and whom he has not seen for 3 years.

He’s excited to have more time to devote to his family.

If the Washington Post can devote substantial resources to tracking all of former President Donald Trump’s “lies,” a California publication can document the government’s lack of transparency.

I just want to be left alone, so I can devote myself to the important business of living the hell out of life.

In an announcement on the Singapore Exchange (SGX) in October 2020, Goh resigned from his role as chairman of the group "to devote more time to his personal affairs".

It was Nicola who helped Meisha leave her television career and devote herself full-time to her faith.