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Meanings of devote (devoting) in English

Give entirely to a specific person, activity, or cause.

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Usage of devote (devoting) in English
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EBONY: So you're devoting at least 10 more years to this industry.
Ebony
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Apparel manufacturing is another sector devoting considerable energy to collaborative growth models.
The Guardian
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The IRS is devoting more time and money to combat identity theft.
Reuters
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Michael Heseltine is devoting his time to his business and his arboretum.
The Irish Times
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Being with the Yankees this long, devoting myself to the organization .
The Yankee Years
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Many hapless young Seattleites have found themselves devoting their lives to Amazon.
Wired
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And maybe he'd find that devoting his life to service paid dividends.
Son of a witch: volume two in the wicked years
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This includes reorganising treatment services and devoting resources to screening and early detection.
The Irish Times
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Insurance companies have responded by devoting more resources to the city.
Reuters
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Others wondered enviously why Wolle Hare was devoting attention to me in particular.
Amberville
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Guardian Cities is devoting a week to exploring all things Canada.
The Guardian
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Billionaire Mittal is devoting some of his personal fortune to energy as well.
Reuters
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Behind him, there are many people who are devoting their efforts.
The Guardian
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A German newspaper has been devoting a page to remembrances on these lines.
The Irish Times
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I, personally, am devoting my full attention to these matters as attorney general.
The abduction
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European newspapers are devoting substantial column inches to the Irish referendum.
The Irish Times
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