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"In the emergency, the dog showed its devotion to its longtime owner."
"True patriots are not embarrassed by their devotion to their country."
(*Devotion in the ecclesiastical sense is worship, religious observance, prayer.)
"Churches may have online daily devotion sites with a reading, a discussion of the reading, and a related prayer."
"This devotion was chosen for its relevance to the anxiety caused by the current economic crisis."
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How would you use loyalist in a sentence?
Loyalist would be a simile for "devoted". Your sentence would read: "Governor xyz is a loyalist (devoted to) the Republican views on abortion.
What is a sentence for the word devoted?
He devoted his life to his work.
Can you use the word lifes in a sentence?
He devoted his lifes work to studying marine life.
Make a sentence using the word devoted?
Amit is very devoted to his parents
How do you use the word ecclesia in a sentence?
I fear that America is already ruled by a plutocracy devoted to pro ecclesia et commercia.
How do you use the word devote in a sentence?
My life sits alone with despair but it is because of you that I am devoted to stay on this earth and be felt with your every spectacle of love.
How can you use the word devote in a sentence?
The word devote should be treated as a regular verb such in the sentence. I will devote my life to the villa
How do you use factory in a sentence?
The word factory is a noun which refers to a place devoted to manufacturing things. The main factory for making widgets is located in Iowa.
How can i use monk in a sentence?
You can say Monks are devoted to the service of the church, esp. in Roman Catholic, Anglican, and Orthodox denominations Monks are like a children of god
Another word you can use instead of committed?
devoted
How do you wrte a sentence with the word anthology?
The 100th issue was devoted to A Calender of Modern poetry, a unique anthology of the poetry of last century
What is sacred?
exclusively devoted to a deity or to some religious ceremony or use; holy; consecrated
