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Definition of committed in English: committedadjective kəˈmɪtɪdkəˈmɪdəd 1Pledged or bound to a certain course or policy; dedicated. a committed environmentalist Example sentencesExamples - It's one of the mightiest political feats of our time, accomplished by a small group of clever and committed people.
- ‘The Coastguard has some really nice, extremely committed people in it,’ he said.
- Tom has been a committed and dedicated campaigner for awareness, facilities and compliance with disability requirements for many years.
- Three years of hard work and dedication by a committed group of locals have gone into providing the area with a beautiful new facility.
- A committed group of people turns out annually and hopefully if the weather is favourable on Sunday next we'll see a good number of walkers to keep up this long tradition.
- None of this success could have been achieved without a happy and professional group of committed people and I am proud of them all.
- However, we continue to cater for large numbers of boys and girls and are fortunate to be helped by a good number of committed people.
- Mrs. O'Shea was a dedicated wife and mother and a loyal and committed Church person.
- Although most professors felt exhilaration at teaching such committed and dedicated pupils, not all were pleased.
- She was a very good business woman and a committed family person.
- After months of dedicated practice by a committed cast the end result was a superb performance by one and all.
- I enjoyed a lot of the work and met a lot of honest, committed people.
- Training for the Olympics is a discipline that only the dedicated and staunchly committed can do.
- We have scores of dedicated and committed staff members who render an excellent service under circumstances that are sometimes difficult.
- And its only when you talk to people who have a relative who has used the hospice service that you get an idea of the dedicated and committed work that they do.
- We are lucky to have some dedicated and committed personnel within our ranks and these are people who give of their time voluntarily and without the input of these people our club would be all the poorer.
- One of that small group of committed people was a man named Mike, a really good guy who cared deeply about the hometown he loved and the people in it.
- The dedicated staff at the hospital are certainly doing their best and performing well in difficult circumstances which are certain to lower morale in even the most committed of people.
- Married people, committed people tell their partner where they are not out of obligation, but out of love and a desire to share their lives.
2In or denoting a long-term emotional relationship. Esther has a committed boyfriend Example sentencesExamples - For those participants in a committed relationship, we hypothesized that the SFQ Relationship subscale would be higher in respondents who reported higher levels of overall relationship quality on the DAS.
- Gay couples are demanding the same civil, legal rights accorded every other couple in a committed relationship - financial security, insurance, inheritance, medical decisions, home ownership, custody of children.
- Moreover, large, one-off payments for single books do not immediately conjure up the image of an ongoing, committed publishing relationship.
- Wallerstein and Blakeslee concluded that most American children who experience a bitterly-fought parental divorce suffer lifelong problems in forming committed sexual relationships.
- Like any people who have settled into a long, committed relationship, we have developed ideas of God that allow us to stay engaged.
- I am in a long-term, committed relationship with my partner of seven years.
- Some researchers warn that hooking up provides no relationship training and could detrimentally affect the ability of those involved to form committed partnerships over time.
- A lesbian minister in Pennsylvania was defrocked for having been honest about her committed relationship.
- But how could a woman in a committed lesbian relationship work for him, given his backing for the Federal Marriage Amendment, outlawing same-sex marriage?
- Besides, I'd like a committed relationship, not a cheap thrill (not that there's anything wrong with cheap thrills).
- Many Americans view marriage as a loving and committed relationship.
- The truth is that most gays are responsible and productive citizens who want their committed relationships respected.
- I am in a long-term, committed relationship with a wonderful, giving, extremely loving man.
- Many people have concluded that the best sex is enjoyed in a committed relationship with one person.
- This is NOT a good time to get married or enter into a committed relationship.
- That is, conventionally committed individuals who may be suffering because of their inability to approximate the conventional standards to which they are emotionally committed.
- But if that is true for committed gay and lesbian unions, it is just as true for every other committed but nontraditional union.
Definition of committed in US English: committedadjectivekəˈmidədkəˈmɪdəd Feeling dedication and loyalty to a cause, activity, or job; wholeheartedly dedicated. 献身的，投入的；虔诚的；专注的 Example sentencesExamples - One of that small group of committed people was a man named Mike, a really good guy who cared deeply about the hometown he loved and the people in it.
- We are lucky to have some dedicated and committed personnel within our ranks and these are people who give of their time voluntarily and without the input of these people our club would be all the poorer.
- Three years of hard work and dedication by a committed group of locals have gone into providing the area with a beautiful new facility.
- ‘The Coastguard has some really nice, extremely committed people in it,’ he said.
- It's one of the mightiest political feats of our time, accomplished by a small group of clever and committed people.
- None of this success could have been achieved without a happy and professional group of committed people and I am proud of them all.
- The dedicated staff at the hospital are certainly doing their best and performing well in difficult circumstances which are certain to lower morale in even the most committed of people.
- Tom has been a committed and dedicated campaigner for awareness, facilities and compliance with disability requirements for many years.
- And its only when you talk to people who have a relative who has used the hospice service that you get an idea of the dedicated and committed work that they do.
- A committed group of people turns out annually and hopefully if the weather is favourable on Sunday next we'll see a good number of walkers to keep up this long tradition.
- I enjoyed a lot of the work and met a lot of honest, committed people.
- After months of dedicated practice by a committed cast the end result was a superb performance by one and all.
- Training for the Olympics is a discipline that only the dedicated and staunchly committed can do.
- Mrs. O'Shea was a dedicated wife and mother and a loyal and committed Church person.
- She was a very good business woman and a committed family person.
- We have scores of dedicated and committed staff members who render an excellent service under circumstances that are sometimes difficult.
- Married people, committed people tell their partner where they are not out of obligation, but out of love and a desire to share their lives.
- Although most professors felt exhilaration at teaching such committed and dedicated pupils, not all were pleased.
- However, we continue to cater for large numbers of boys and girls and are fortunate to be helped by a good number of committed people.
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