devote

devote one's life to a cause

he was a devoted husband.

a life devoted to the people

devote oneself with a single mind to ...

devote one's whole life to the study of science

This magazine is devoted to science.

I devote myself to helping the poor.

land devoted to mining.

a temple devoted to Apollo.

pledge loyalty to a nation; pledged their cooperation.See Synonyms at devote

dedicated ourselves to starting our own business.See Synonyms at devote

a museum devoted to railway memorabilia

their lives were devoted to the advancement of science.

enthusiasts who devote boundless energy to their hobby.

I wanted to devote more time to my family.

she devoted herself to fund-raising.

Leo was devoted to his job.

there is a museum devoted to her work.

And recently, I published a book that I devoted to that very question.

I profiled all the mathematicians who had really devoted themselves to the problem.

Walton even built an entire town on New York's Staten Island devoted to manufacturing it.

She was only 27 when she formally devoted her life to the crown.

After he has retired, he will devote himself to gardening.

Once completed, it will be the largest museum in the world devoted to a single civilization.

Seamus Heaney, Mary O'Malley and Ted Hughes have all devoted elegant doggerel to these creatures.

Before covid, the share of consumer spending devoted to services was rising steadily.

Denny has devoted himself to helping the poor.

That's a company devoted to raising pigs to try and solve the organ shortage crisis.