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Pronunciation

/kəˈmɪt/

Commitment: A promise or agreement to do something, often involving a sense of obligation or dedication. For example: “Her commitment to the project was unwavering.”
Crime: An act that is against the law and punishable by a court. For example: “The bank robbery was a serious crime.”
Commitment ceremony: A formal event marking the beginning of a long-term relationship, like a wedding without the legal aspects. For example: “They held a small commitment ceremony before getting married.”

To commit: To do or engage in (an action), pledge, or dedicate oneself to something. For example: “She committed herself to daily exercise.”
To commit a crime: To perform an illegal act. For example: “He was charged with committing fraud.”
To commit to memory: To learn something by heart. For example: “I’ve committed the speech to memory.”

Commit: Characteristic of being dedicated or loyal. For example: “A committed environmentalist.”

Committedly: In a committed manner; sincerely. For example: “She spoke committedly about her passion for the cause.”

“Commit to a goal” means to pledge oneself to achieving a particular objective.
“Commit oneself to someone” implies a strong emotional attachment or loyalty.
“Commit resources” signifies allocating funds, time, or effort towards a project.

Noun: “His commitment to the team’s success was evident in his tireless work.”
Verb: “After years of research, he finally committed the theory to paper.”
Adjective: “The committed volunteers spent their weekends at the shelter.”
Adverb: “She committededly pursued her education, knowing it was the key to her future.”