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dedicate
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dedicate verb address to, award, bestow, confer, conner honor on, consecrate, convey, dedicare, do honor, donate, endow, enshrine, give, give a prize, give earnestly, give honor, hallow, honor, immortalize, offer to give, pay honor, present, reelect honor on, render honor to, set apart, set apart for speeial use, set aside, vest
See also: devote
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I particularly enjoyed hearing Invocations again, which was commissioned for and premiered at the inaugural recitals in 1967 when it was played by its dedicatee, Noel Rawsthorne.
Classical by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
There are furthermore two appendices: one a chronological listing of the publications by Italian women, the other a list of the dedicatees of women's published books.
Virginia Cox. Women's Writing in Italy 1400-1650 by Smarr, Janet Levarie / Italica
He, as awestruck as her other admirers, constructed a monument to her by making her the dedicatee of all his books.
Inspiring and beautiful, Pat captivated me by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk
 
 
 
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