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dedication

Noun
pl: dedications

This term describes a state of unwavering commitment and persistence. It carries a strong positive connotation of loyalty and diligence, often used to praise someone's work ethic or emotional investment in a cause. In a formal or ceremonial sense, it refers to the official act of consecrating a space or object. This usage is distinct from personal commitment, as it involves a public ritual or a written tribute, such as the inscription found at the start of a novel.

Meanings

Noun

The quality of being committed to a task, purpose, or person, often involving hard work and persistence.

"Her dedication to the project ensured its success despite the tight deadline."

Noun

A ceremony or act of officially designating a building, monument, or piece of land for a specific purpose.

"The city held a formal dedication for the new library last Saturday."

Noun

A written or spoken message at the beginning of a book, song, or piece of art stating that it is intended for a particular person.

"The author included a touching dedication to her parents on the first page."

Noun

The act of devoting a specific amount of time or resources to a particular activity or goal.

"The dedication of more funding to healthcare is essential for the community."

Related Words

commitmentdevotionperseveranceallegiancefidelityindifferenceapathydisloyaltynegligence
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