committed
/kəˈmɪtɪd/
adjective
- Dedicated to a cause, activity, or relationship; giving your full effort and loyalty.
- She is a committed teacher who stays after school to help students.
- The team is committed to winning the championship this year.
- He is committed to running every day, even in the rain.
- In a long-term, exclusive romantic relationship (e.g., engaged or married).
- Being committed means you support your partner through good times and bad.
- After five years together, they feel fully committed to each other.
- They are in a committed relationship and plan to get married next year.
Antonyms
verb
- Past tense of commit: to do something wrong or illegal.
- No one knows who committed the vandalism.
- He committed a serious error by not checking the data.
- The thief committed a crime and was arrested.
- Past tense of commit: to promise or dedicate yourself to something.
- He committed himself to learning Spanish before his trip.
- They committed their time and energy to helping the homeless.
- She committed to finishing the project by Friday.