Spanish
dedicación Catalan
dedicació 
The act of binding yourself (intellectually or emotionally) to a course of action.
Catalan
dedicatòria A short message (as in a book or musical work or on a photograph) dedicating it to someone or something.
Synonyms
Examples for "inscription"
Examples for "inscription"
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The inscription shown in Figure 6 will illustrate the difficulties quite well.
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Sand had piled against the base, but the inscription was still clear:
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I found the following inscription upon an arch in the upper story:
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The grave was strewn with flowers, and the pedestal bears this inscription:
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At the top of the arch was a flattering inscription in verse.
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Let her know that it takes a lot of work and dedication.
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The voice of the patriot exults in the dedication to Charles II.
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The dedication of the new cemetery at Gettysburg had been important, therefore.
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The dedication and the name of the village are in some doubt.
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He has also paid a high price for his work and dedication.
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We see a huge dedication and commitment, working extremely hard, Bloom said.
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Thank you to the skaters for your hard work, dedication and commitment.
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At the dedication of the Sudbury monument I made the following address:
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Professional sport by its very nature demands single-minded dedication in chasing success.
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General Clopton is coming all the way to make the dedication speech.
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Erikson's photos showcase the incredible precision and dedication necessary to unearth history.
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I bring an attitude to work with me, sir, of absolute dedication-
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Those first two sentences were almost in the light of a dedication:
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Ask DJ Carey and he'll tell you it's about sacrifice and dedication.
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Though as many as your overall survival plan and dedication will allow.
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Running a full-fledged beauty enterprise requires lots of work, time and dedication.
