V2 Vocabulary Building Dictionary
devotion
noun
Definition: 1. commitment or loyalty to a purpose; 2. strong love for something or someone
Synonyms: commitment, loyalty, allegiance, dedication, enthusiasm, fervor, zeal, ardor
Antonyms: disinterest, disloyalty
Tips: Devotion is often used when talking about a person's strong religious feelings; i.e: devotion to God. But one can also be devoted (loyal) to a particular cause or to another person.
Usage Examples:
Carlo's devotion to his job was unmatched by anyone at the company. (commitment, dedication)
Their devotion to each other was an inspiration to other couples. (commitment, loyalty)
I admired her devotion to her cause. (loyalty, dedication)
He claims that his devotion to God has helped him through many tough times. (commitment, allegiance)
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