dedication
समर्पण
definition
noun
his dedication to his duties
the quality of being dedicated or committed to a task or purpose.
the dedication and unveiling was attended by some 5,000 people
the action of dedicating a church or other building.
translation of 'dedication'
निष्ठा,
अर्पणपत्रिका,
समर्पण,
अर्पण
example
Throughout the Gospels, two women stand out in their love for the Lord and fearless 'dedication' to His purposes: Mary of Magdela and Mary of Bethany.
What was a surprise for the McNairs was news of Nora's book and its moving 'dedication' to them.
At the B&O's 'dedication' ceremony, a scroll was placed in a hole drilled inside the foundation stone.
His vision, necessarily, was a narrow one and he was no politician, but his 'dedication' to his task was total.
Such preparations marked a building's 'dedication' and consecration to the service of God.
It was intended for two artists - thus, the 'dedication' to Elena Winther and Vladimir Pleshakov - and not written with students in mind.
As I discovered during the four-hour-long 'dedication' ceremony, the cathedral is not just a huge auditorium under church auspices.
A 'dedication' ceremony is to be performed by the Bishop of Bradford, the Rt Rev David James, next month.
But the money will not be available until October - one month before the national 'dedication' ceremony to the ship at the memorial site at Mount Scott.
Then follows the 'dedication' to William Herbert, 3rd Earl of Pembroke, and his brother Philip Herbert, Earl of Montgomery.
We are in complete agreement about the wording for the 'dedication' to the memory of Calouste Gulbenkian and the mention of your name and of the commission.
a faintly engraved inscription or 'dedication'
As with the 'dedication' to Winsor, this one exhibits a beautiful tone and style, though without quite as many literary fireworks.
Here again, her 'dedication' to the task on hand was as remarkable as ever and she proved an excellent student.
His heart was never fully in the job and his 'dedication' to the task has been questioned.
the 'dedication' of a new city church
Alexander is a career politician too, though one who has at least earned the respect of many in business through 'dedication' to her core task of economic development.
The preparation and training involved for the trip required tremendous effort and 'dedication' on their part, all in aid of a most worthy cause.
The book's 'dedication' , for example, is in Latin - optimis parentibus (to my excellent parents) - and bits of Greek pop up in unexpected places.
His ability has never been in doubt, his hard work and 'dedication' to the task in hand has been obvious, but was it enough?
Reg was a most popular man, admired for his leadership qualities and sincere 'dedication' to everything he tackled.
The inside had the 'dedication' to: ‘My miracle, Naiad, and to whom ever follows their heat back home.’
This special 'dedication' ceremony takes place this Thursday December 8 at 7.30 pm.
A 'dedication' ceremony was held Wednesday evening.
A number of students who helped design the space have since graduated but all were named and thanked at the special 'dedication' and blessing ceremony.
The 'dedication' of new churches is of supreme importance and involves feasts and choral competitions
A 'dedication' ceremony was conducted by the station chaplain at RAF Linton-on-Ouse, Squadron Leader Eleanor Rance.
To learn to love, or give, requires tremendous effort and 'dedication' to spiritual growth.
the hardback edition contained a warm 'dedication' to his wife
To make a film relying on personal financial means is a courageous task that shows 'dedication' to the art: how did you manage to accomplish it?
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