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devotion
/dɪˈvoʊʃən/
strong love and loyalty
Her devotion to her family was evident in every decision she made.
She consistently prioritized her family's needs and well-being.
general
Strong love, loyalty, or dedication to a person, cause, or activity
His devotion to his faith guided his daily life.
His strong religious beliefs influenced his actions and decisions.
She showed great devotion to her work, often staying late to complete projects.
She was deeply committed to her job and put in extra effort.
Often implies a deep emotional or moral commitment.
Collocations
devotion tostrong commitment or loyalty towardact of devotiona ritual or action expressing deep commitment
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Pro Tip
Context Matters
Devotion can refer to religious faith, romantic love, or professional dedication. Pay attention to the context.
Gold Rule
Emotional Depth
Devotion implies a deep, often unconditional commitment, not just casual interest.
Word Origin
From Old French 'devocion', from Latin 'devotio' meaning 'devoutness'
Usage Notes
Often used in religious, romantic, or professional contexts to describe deep commitment.
Word Breakdown
devote
to dedicate or commit
root-tion
the state or action of
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