dedicated Definition
dedi·cated (ded′i kāt′əd)
transitive verb
adjective
- devoted or faithful
- designating a device, piece of electronic equipment, computer program, etc. made to be used for a particular purpose or task
dedicated Usage Examples
Modifying Another Word
- very: A Nottingham students union spokesperson where Helen attended university, said: " Helen is very dedicated and enthusiastic.
- truly: Thank you to Kiley for allowing me onto the yard, another truly dedicated welcoming person, thanks again Kiley.
Modifies a noun
- server: You can fit over 500 sites on a dedicated server.
- team: Our dedicated team prides itself on its customer facing attitude.
- helpline: These hard hitting figures are what drove a group of local manufacturers to set up a dedicated telephone helpline to encourage innovation within Berwick.
- website: Its dedicated website tells you all about what's new in the college social scene.
- follower: Hello Tony It's been a while since I E-mailed you, but I can assure you I am still a dedicated web-site follower!
- volunteer: These books are being indexed by a group of dedicated volunteers at the Archives Center.
Used with adjective complement
- manage: Many of these organizations have linked together to manage dedicated learning centers for businesses and individuals working within that sector.
- remain: John remains dedicated to making a difference through politics.
- provide: Over 500 staff provide dedicated, responsive care, 52 weeks of the year.
- require: The position requires dedicated, hard working people with a smart appearance and friendly, outgoing personalities.
- introduce: Furthermore, the recently announced £ 27m Witness Care expansion will introduce dedicated Witness Care Units across England and Wales.
- install: Two class 100 clean rooms are currently being installed dedicated to sample preparation for isotope analysis and low concentration elemental analysis.
Browse dictionary entries near dedicated
- ‹ dedicate
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- ‹ decussate
- ‹ decurved
- ‹ decurrent
- ‹ decurion
- ‹ decuple
- ‹ decumbent
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