Synonym: apply, assign, attend to, dedicate. Similar words: voter, vote in, voting, evolve, evolution, revolving, device, develop. Meaning: [dɪ'vəʊt] 
v. 1. give entirely to a specific person, activity, or cause 2. dedicate 3. set aside or apart for a specific purpose or use.
v. 1. give entirely to a specific person, activity, or cause 2. dedicate 3. set aside or apart for a specific purpose or use. 
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61) They may also have to devote energy searching for services to which the child has a right.
62) A low-performing organization that continues to devote scarce time and energy to the pursuit of remote goals is courting disappointment.
63) Devote most of your time to reinforcing good behavior, with smiles, hugs, compliments or special privileges.
63) Sentencedict.com is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.
64) She intends to devote the next ten years to her charitable work.
65) Religious Persecution I shall devote very little space to this subject.
66) The employee arrives here unsettled and is unlikely to be able to devote full attention and energies to the assignment.
67) They were thus able to devote more attention to two increasingly critical areas.
68) Effective exchange of information is essential, and we devote considerable efforts to that.
69) If you are not currently working, you should devote forty hours each week to job hunting.
70) It can instead devote its time, money, and energy to maximizing the benefits it has realized.
71) He spent a few minutes making polite, nondescript conversation, then he proceeded to devote the remainder of the meal to Alyssia.
72) She was deciding to devote herself to supporting him as he leapt from one peak to another.
73) Other parents feel drained, with little emotional energy to devote to smiling and cooing at a seemingly uninterested child.
74) She knows that once the Pac-10 season begins in two weeks she will have no time to devote to her case.
75) He was right to devote a lot of attention to them.
76) Many schools devote almost a third of the allotted time for each lesson to these exercises.
77) Independent means gave her the opportunity to devote her life to social causes and world peace.
78) She turned her back on acting in 1973 to devote her life to animals, becoming a recluse.
79) You were either capable of doing the job and willing to devote 100 percent to the job, or you got out.
80) Typical farmers who devote their own effort to the operation should also count the value of their time as a cost.
81) They acknowledged that they should devote time and energy to developing relationships with those outside their unit.
82) In this new liberated world of ours it is not enough to devote yourself to your scholarly pursuits.
83) Well, for one thing, they devote time, energy, and community resources to creating great works of spiritual art.
84) A worthwhile alternative to becoming a business tycoon is to devote your energies to voluntary work.
85) He wanted a woman who could devote herself to a man, kids, family.
86) I have decided that I will devote my life to trying to find the still center of the turning wheel.
87) So, she would not leave her home, and devote her life to the grand mission of the education of men.
88) The person decides consciously or not to devote time and energy to a particular activity.
89) It is unusual for us to devote much space to fiction.
90) She always wanted to write and only regrets that she did not sooner have the courage to devote herself to it.
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