devoting (Meaning)

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devoting (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Devote

No strong antonyms found.

Sarah found herself devoting more time to her studies as the exams approached.
He was devoting his entire weekend to finishing the project ahead of the deadline.
Despite his busy schedule, John was committed to devoting at least an hour every day to exercise.
The professor emphasized the importance of devoting sufficient attention to each aspect of the research paper.
Mary decided to start devoting her mornings to meditation for mental clarity and focus.
As a parent, she knew the significance of devoting quality time to her children despite her demanding job.
The volunteers were devoting their efforts to helping rebuild homes in the disaster-stricken community.
The CEO believed in devoting resources to employee training for continuous improvement.
The couple was devoting their retirement years to traveling the world and experiencing different cultures.
He realized the importance of devoting energy to self-care and mental well-being amidst the stresses of daily life.

of Devote

dedicating, earmarking, giving up (to), consecrating, reserving, allocating,saving, committing, confiding, hallowing

ignoring, neglecting, neglecting, ignoring,, misapplying,misusing, misapplying, misusing

Sarah found herself devoting more time to her studies as the exams approached.

He was devoting his entire weekend to finishing the project ahead of the deadline.

Despite his busy schedule, John was committed to devoting at least an hour every day to exercise.

The professor emphasized the importance of devoting sufficient attention to each aspect of the research paper.