Similar words: medication, indication, vindication, dedicate, dedicated, ratification, gratification, implication. Meaning: n. 1. complete and wholehearted fidelity 2. a ceremony in which something (as a building) is dedicated to some goal or purpose 3. a message that makes a pledge 4. a short message (as in a book or musical work or on a photograph) dedicating it to someone or something 5. the act of binding yourself (intellectually or emotionally) to a course of action.
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61. Her professionalism, dedication and attitude should be an example to one and all.
62. All boys have been served with great competence and total dedication.
63. Their dedication, determination, commitment to the profession, responsibility, and challenge to serve the community should not be undermined.
64. She was much more fun after a few drinks, gently mocking her dedication to saving this planet.
65. The Guild receives financial aid from the Council, and relies heavily on the enthusiasm and dedication of its members.
66. It seems that Leapor absolutely rejected the idea of seeking a patron through a dedication.
67. More than 1.5 million readers love our dedication to proper news rather than propaganda.
68. I always admired him for his tenacity of purpose and dedication - and envied his super brain-power.
69. Her personal anecdotes as a hospital chaplain showed a real sense of fun intermingled with her obvious dedication.
70. The reason too much easy money and not enough dedication and genuine love for one's chosen work.
71. It was dedication of that order which had won her the reputation of one of the finest young actresses around.
72. One has to wonder just how much serious dedication and concern there really is at the Herald.
73. Frank Morales, a neighborhood activist who lives across the street from the park, said Thursday at the dedication.
74. His dedication to the subject was complete and he continued to write and give high quality papers at various conferences.http://sentencedict.com/dedication.html
75. Tentative plans include hay rides, a dedication ceremony and hiking tours.
76. Her sunken face, straight thin mouth, and square jaw spelled suffering and dedication as well as determination.
77. A dedication ceremony was held by the squadron chaplain at the memorial on the snow-covered fellside.
78. And it was reportedly a profitable slumber; many were allegedly being paid for their dedication to local democracy.
79. As far as his destination was concerned, the clue had to be in the dedication.
80. There ought to be stronger historic-preservation ordinances and a greater public dedication to preserving the town's past.
81. Abernathy was a man of great courage and an unselfish dedication to a just cause.
82. In 1959 she married Leonard Cheshire, a meeting and marriage of common dedication to suffering humanity.
83. The museum dedication capped a week of nonstop Holocaust commemoration in the capital.
84. Their dedication to the cause was in no way diminished by their exile, and in many ways was enhanced by it.
85. Madeleine Noble's story is one of dedication to the elderly and needy.
86. Those incidents are a salutary reminder of the dedication of police officers to protecting the public.
87. Eric Liddell's dedication and ideals are thus commemorated in a living[sentencedict.com], positive way.
88. As well as dedication to movement, Beryl had great concern for people and spent much time helping with problems large or small.
89. She brought uncommon dedication and a throbbing vibrato to the sister who craves a normal existence.
90. A deceptively fragile and refined appearance belied her dedication and untiring industry in the cause of justice for women.
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