Dedicate
Dedicate verb - To keep or intend for a special purpose.
Sign and dedicate are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Sign" instead a verb "Dedicate".
Nearby Words: dedication, dedicatory, dedicating
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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The double standard is fairly well pointed out early on in Errant Story; female magic-users that show the slightest sign of aging are more or less expected to dedicate some of their power to maintaining their appearance.
Source: Vain Sorceress -
It's one of the few correlations between sex and worthiness at first, but it's later clear that his childish hobbies are a healthy outlet for the spare time he has that others would dedicate to being horndogs, and a sign of commitment and passion.
Source: Film / The 40-Year-Old Virgin
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