dedication

Preposition: of

• altar: This was the dedication of the altar, after that it was anointed.
• temple: The stone records the dedication of a temple to Neptune and Minerva by a local guild of smiths but is undated.
• plaque: This ceremony is sometimes followed by the dedication of a memorial plaque in the deceased's synagogue.
• church: At the same time, the dedication of the church seems to have been simplified to Our Lady, which seems rather a pity.
• staff: There is much to admire about the commitment and dedication of staff in the NHS.

Converse of subject

• impress: We were impressed by the dedication, the enthusiasm and the commitment to quality shown by all the staff we encountered.

Converse of object

• unwaver: It's hard, groove rock played with passion and unwavering dedication.
• appreciate: He really appreciated the dedication I had to making sure the details were correct.
• require: To date, they have shown nothing like the dedication required for that purpose.
• celebrate: Every year the chairman's award celebrates the dedication and professionalism of RD&E staff.
• show: This work shows enormous dedication to the recreation of the original sound!
• recognize: Ansar and his colleagues not only recognize this dedication, but also share our enthusiasm for the Seven.

Adjective modifier

• selfless: Development Officer Margaret Case who nominated the pair has nothing but praise for their selfless dedication to helping others.
• tireless: I wish them well, and on behalf of all those present, thank them for their hard work and tireless dedication.
• single-minded: Everything you could need for two wheels, with a single-minded dedication to provide the best possible customer service.
• unswerving: I have very few rules, but I do maintain unswerving dedication to expressing 'one thing ' .
• sheer: The emphasis on Kubrick's sheer dedication to the film is marvelous.
• exemplary: The Sibel Dedezade Pro Bono Prize rewards students who have shown exemplary dedication, consistency and commitment to pro bono.

Modifies a noun

• 'to: Dedication 'to Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales ' , signed Isabella Hedgeland, York Place, Brompton, 1 Sept 1813.
• ceremony: The dedication ceremony will take place on Saturday, 29th July.