Preposition: about

• hour: An average student expecting an average grade is assumed to devote about 120 hours to each module.

Object

• section: There are whole sections devoted to our younger readers.

• website: There is also an English language website devoted to her.

• magazine: In the last place I stayed there were some magazines devoted to the Pyrenees.

• attention: This is an area we would like to devote more attention to in the future.

Adjective complement

• most: He said he was a barrister, who now devoted most of his time to helping businesses with cash-flow problems.

Noun phrase with adjective complement

• necessary: Without such recognition, it may be difficult to persuade key scientists to devote the time necessary to undertake peer review efficiently and effectively.

Modifying Another Word

• solely: A Dedicated Server provides an exclusive server or servers devoted solely to your web site.

• entirely: The second half of the course was devoted entirely to the dissertation.

• passionately: It was easy to see that she was passionately devoted both to her husband and to her little son.

• specifically: There will also be a session devoted specifically to the archives of religious congregations.

• primarily: It is primarily devoted to tips and suggestions for games, but also has some reflection on the hobby itself.

Adjective complement

• less: For ( A ) too administration is the area of activity to which she devotes less of her time.

• more: The public commendation that he received only drove him to devote more of his energies to the cause he served.