Apply and Committed

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Apply verb - To have a relation or connection.

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Committed and apply are semantically related. In some cases you can replace term "Committed" with "Apply", this verbs are similar.

Committed adjective - Bound or obligated, as under a pledge to a particular cause, action, or attitude.

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Apply and committed are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Apply" instead a verb "Committed".

This can also apply to non-romantic situations, such as one person thinking another person has committed (or is planning to commit) some heinous act, or misinterpreting a harmless situation into something scandalous.

Source: Not What It Looks Like
The author (committed as ever to technical accuracy, if not overall plausibility) comments on the effects of blood loss, and takes pains to apply it to the series' primary fighters, even throwing in some Death of a Thousand Cuts.

Source: Overdrawn at the Blood Bank
In the first instance, the wife claims spousal privilege so she can't be forced to testify against her husband, which Brenda tells her doesn't apply in this case, though in the end she testifies of her own will as part of a plea deal, as she had committed the murder at her husband's instigation.

Source: Spousal Privilege

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