Dedication
Dedication noun - A message that makes a pledge.
Message and dedication are semantically related. in inscription topic. In some cases you can use "Message" instead a noun "Dedication", when it comes to topics like sanctification.
Message
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Low Level Run: Finishing the game with Mario at Level 17 or lower will give you a message admiring your dedication.
- Badass Preacher: Daniel O'Farrell—or Donal o Fearghail—founder of the Irish Originalists, spreads his message of a nationalistic, Anabaptist Irish church with eloquence, dedication, and bands of armed followers.
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In real life Throckmorton was two days behind the first official messengers (as the whole nation knew Mary was dying for some time, they were ready to send the message instantly), though Elizabeth was still pleased by his dedication.
Source: Series / Elizabeth R
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