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committedverbpast tense of commit to carry through (as a process) to completionaccused of committing a felony accomplished, achieved, brought off, carried off, carried out, compassed, did, executed, followed through (with), fulfilled, made, negotiated, performed, perpetrated, prosecuted, pulled off, put through brought about, effected, effectuated, implementedaced, nailedengaged (in), practiced(also practised)worked (at)reduplicated, reenacted, repeatedactualized, attained, realizedcompleted, ended, finished, wound up(also winded up) went through failedskimped, slighted, slurred to obligate by prior agreementwe were committed to finishing the project engaged, mortgaged, pledged, trothed affianced, betrothed, plighted, promised, swore, vowedcontracted, enlisted, enrolled, signed on, signed upovercommitted reneged to put (something) into the possession or safekeeping of anothercommit only some power to each official commended, confided, consigned, delegated, delivered, entrusted(also intrusted), gave, gave over, handed, handed over, left, passed, recommended, reposed, transferred, transmitted, trusted, turned over, vested conferred, grantedassigned, dealt (out), dispensed, dispersed, distributed, dividedhanded in, released, relinquished, submitted, surrendered, turned in, yieldedbequeathed, handed down, handed on, willedadvanced, lent, loanedfurnished, suppliedrecommitted, redelivered, retransferred, retransmitted held, kept, retained detained, held back, reserved, withheldowned, possessedaccepted, received, took inoccupied, took, took over to put in or as if in prisoncommitted the rapist to prison confined, immured, imprisoned, incarcerated, interned, jailed, jugged, locked (up) constrained, limited, restrained, restricted, shutbarred, gatedapprehended, arrested, busted(also bust, slang), captured, caught, detained, nabbed, picked up, pinched, seizedimpressed, shanghaiedheld, impounded, keptbound, enchained, fettered, handcuffed, manacled, shackled, trammeled(or trammelled) discharged, freed, liberated, released emancipated, enfranchised, manumitted, unbound, uncaged, unchained, unfettered in 1646 |