committed

/kəˈmɪtɪd/

adjectiveverbcom · mit · ted

COMMIT has TWO M’s and TWO T’s—when you’re committed, you “double down” (mm + tt).

Yes, it's committed. Remember the double consonants: co + MM + i + TT + ed.

Definitions

  1. adjectiveLoyal and dedicated to a person, cause, or activity; determined to keep doing something.
  2. verbPast tense of commit: to do something (often something wrong), or to promise or devote yourself to a plan, person, or cause.

Examples

  • “She is committed to practicing the piano every day.”
  • “The team committed to a new training schedule for the season.”
  • “He committed a serious mistake by sharing the password.”

Synonyms

dedicateddevotedfaithfuldeterminedsteadfast

Antonyms

uncommittedundecidedindifferent

Translations

ES comprometido; cometidoPT comprometido; cometidoFR engagé; commis

Common misspellings

comitedcommitedcomittedcommittdcommiteddcomitteddcommmited

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