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commitments

Pronunciation: [kəˈmɪt.mənts]

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Learn how to use commitments in a sentence: 6 audio examples across 2 meanings.

Context: “responsibilities”

(noun) commitments are promises or obligations that you make to do something. It can be about keeping your word to help someone, finishing school work, or being part of a team. Think of it as something you agree to do that you need to complete.

Example

I have made several commitments to help my friend with her project this week.

Example

I cannot take on any more commitments right now; I am too busy with my current tasks.

Example

What kinds of commitments do you have this month?

Context: “relationships”

(noun) commitments in relationships mean being dedicated to another person. It is like a promise to be with someone and to care for them. When you are committed, you stay true to your feelings and responsibilities in that relationship.

Example

They have a strong commitment to each other and support one another all the time.

Example

He realized that he didn't want to make any long-term commitments right now.

Example

How important is commitment in your friendships?

How to pronounce commitments

Pronunciation: [kəˈmɪt.mənts]

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