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committedness

committedness

1 6.5
Being willing to work hard and stay loyal to a person, job, or cause
  • noun
  • /kəˈmɪtɪdnəs/
: compromiso
  • Her committedness to the project inspired everyone on the team to work harder.

Examples

  • The organization benefited from the committedness of its volunteers.

  • Successful leaders are often defined by their committedness to their values and goals.

  • Her committedness to the project was inspiring.

  • The team's committedness to excellence is evident.

  • Her committedness to the project inspired everyone on the team to work harder.

  • Successful leaders are often defined by their committedness to their values and goals.

  • The organization benefited from the committedness of its volunteers.

Synonyms

commitment
vscommittedness
731 3.3

A promise to support a person, cause, or plan

is the inner quality of steady purpose rather than a formal pledge
loyalty
vscommittedness
463 1.3

Strong and lasting support for a person, group, or idea

adds steady dedication to purpose as well as personal attachment
determination
vscommittedness
155 3.0

Being firm and not giving up when trying to reach a goal

adds steady loyalty to purpose, not only the power to persist
dedication
vscommittedness
124 3.9

Giving time and effort to a job, purpose, or person

is broader covering steady loyalty as well as focused devotion
devotion
vscommittedness
57 3.9

Strong commitment to a cause or activity

is more about steady duty or loyalty rather than emotional attachment
persistence
vscommittedness
50 4.1

Continuing to try despite problems or opposition

adds ongoing loyalty and purpose rather than mere repetition of action
fidelity
vscommittedness
40 4.9

Loyalty to a person, promise, or duty

is broader including steady purpose and loyalty beyond strict observance
tenacity
vscommittedness
31 6.0

Not giving up when things are hard

is broader by including loyal dedication as well as sheer persistence
adherence
vscommittedness
31 6.3

Following rules or beliefs closely

is about inner steady loyalty and purpose rather than mere following rules
faithfulness
vscommittedness
14 2.0

The state of being loyal and true to someone, like a friend or pet

is about firm dedication to purpose or loyalty rather than only reliability
earnestness
vscommittedness
8 4.9

A serious, sincere feeling that shows you really care and try hard

adds long term steady loyalty to purpose, not only sincere seriousness
firmness
vscommittedness
6 3.5

Being steady and determined in words and actions

is more about dedication and loyalty in goals rather than general solidity
constancy
vscommittedness
5 5.3

A steady loyalty to someone or something over time

emphasizes active dedication and firm purpose rather than mere unchangingness
steadfastness
vscommittedness
4 5.9

Loyalty that stays strong in hard times

is the combined sense of steady loyalty and purpose rather than only firmness
full commitment
vscommittedness
3 3.5

Putting all your time and effort into a task

is the steady inner quality rather than the act of fully giving
single-mindedness
vscommittedness
3 6.0

Being very focused on one goal without getting distracted

includes steady loyalty and purpose, not only narrow focus on one aim
doggedness
vscommittedness
1 6.5

A strong will to keep trying despite difficulties

is steadier and includes loyal duty to a cause, not only grit
singleness
vscommittedness
1 6.7

Complete focus on one goal

is broader, applying to both loyal purpose and general dedication
resoluteness
vscommittedness
1 6.0

The quality of staying very determined and not changing your mind when things are difficult

adds the loyalty or lasting dedication aspect beyond mere determination
trueness
vscommittedness
1 6.6

Being loyal to people or a cause

is wider covering determined purpose as well as simple honesty
persistency
vscommittedness
1 6.4

Continuing to try and not giving up when things are difficult

is more about steady inner dedication and loyalty to a purpose
dutifulness
vscommittedness
1 5.2

Carefully doing the duties you are expected to do

emphasizes personal dedication and loyalty to a cause beyond duty
staunchness
vscommittedness
1 7.5

Firm loyalty and support that continues in hard times

is steady dedication to purpose as well as general loyalty
pertinacity
vscommittedness
  • Formal
1 9.9

Being very determined and not giving up

emphasizes loyal steady purpose rather than merely stubborn drive
firmness of purpose
vscommittedness
1 4.6

Strong determination to reach a goal and not give up

also covers loyal support and steady dedication, not only focused aim
devotedness
vscommittedness
1 7.2

A strong, loving loyalty and care for someone or something

is about steady dedicated loyalty in purpose rather than personal affection
stalwartness
vscommittedness
1 8.2

Firm determination that does not change

focuses more on steady devotion to purpose and loyalty than mere strength
decidedness
vscommittedness
1 6.5

Being clear and firm when you choose what to do

is more about lasting dedication and steady loyalty than quick firmness
wholeheartedness
vscommittedness
1 6.2

Complete and sincere enthusiasm and strong commitment to something

is steady loyalty and purpose rather than only eager enthusiasm
drivenness
vscommittedness
1 6.5

A strong wish to work hard and succeed that makes someone keep trying

is less about personal ambition and more about steady loyalty and purpose

Antonyms

66 4.6

Lack of interest or concern about something

13 4.1

Not supporting a person, group, or cause who trusts you

How Committed

devotion
43 3.2
committedness
1 6.5
commitment
731 3.3
engagement
96 3.9
interest
∞ 1.0
indifference
66 4.6

Surface Forms

committedness singular

Morphology

committedness = committed (transparent) = commit + ed + ness

The noun is formed by adding the productive noun-forming suffix '-ness' to the adjective 'committed', whose meaning is directly related to 'commit'.

Etymology

Committedness comes from the verb commit, which originally meant to 'give' or 'entrust' something to someone and is built from parts com- 'together' and mittere 'to send'. So being committed is like giving yourself to a person, cause, or goal, and committedness is the steady quality of staying loyal and focused.