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commit someone or something to something to pledge or assign someone or something to something. The boss committed Ralph to the task. I cannot commit any more money to your project. See also: commit commit to someone to marry or enter into an exclusive relationship with another person. Jane says she loves me, but she's not ready to commit to any one person. If you can't commit to me, then this relationship is over. See also: commit How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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If you do not commit to achieving your goals, then your goals will seem unimportant and since it is not important, you will just be tempted to quit before you even get started. Historically, statistics have consistently shown that although the majority of people commit to healthier living for the New Year, only a handful keep their commitments above and beyond the 6 week mark What does this tell us If you can get someone to mentally commit to a product or a decision, he is likely to remain committed even after the terms and conditions change. |
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