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adj. VERBS be, feel | become | remain ADV. deeply, fiercely, firmly, heavily, highly, seriously, strongly, very | absolutely, completely, fully, totally, wholly | genuinely | irrevocably The country was now irrevocably committed to war. | actively | personally The prime minister is personally committed to this legislation. | emotionally, financially, ideologically, politically She cared for Jem in her way but did not want to become emotionally committed. PREP. to We are committed to improving services.
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
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general::
committed
adverbs
fully/totally/wholly committed
• Both sides claim to be fully committed to the peace process.
deeply/strongly/firmly committed
• He was deeply committed to his faith.
passionately/fiercely committed
(= in a way that you feel very strongly )
• We are all passionately committed to our work in Africa.
politically/ideologically committed
• They were ideologically committed to democratic principles.
emotionally committed
• As a couple, they were emotionally committed to one another.
irrevocably committed
formal (= in a way that cannot be changed )
• By now the Americans were irrevocably committed to the war.
verbs
remain committed
• The government remained committed to the treaty.
become committed
• They became committed Christians.
feel committed
• I never really felt committed to the job.
nouns
a committed supporter
• He remains a committed supporter of the present government.
a committed member of something
• She is a committed member of the Scottish Socialist Party.
a committed Christian/Muslim/pacifist etc
• They consider themselves to be committed Christians.
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