devoted
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de·voted (-id)
adjective
- dedicated; consecrated
- very loving, loyal, or faithful
- Obsolete doomed
Related Forms:
- devotedly de·vot′·edly adverb
- devotedness de·vot′·ed·ness noun
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Modifying Another Word
- very: They often attach themselves to one member of the family, becoming very devoted pets.
Modifies a noun
- grandad: Much loved husband to Sheila, dearly loved dad to Colin and Teresa, devoted grandad to Kirsty, Craig, Ben and Karl.
Used with adjective complement
- remain: But Montrose remained devoted to the service of King Charles.
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