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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 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Of the three books that gave me the most vivid intellectual pleasure this year, one was picked by a fellow reviewer (Joseph Leo Koerner's The Reformation of the Image) and I would be embarrassed to discuss another since, to my surprise and pride, I happen to be one of its dedicatees (Herbert L. The edition includes the variations restored to their original sequence, Tchaikovsky's finale reinstated, appendices containing the more bravura finale re-written by Fitzenhagen--the work's dedicatee, and the composer's first draft of the fourth version. Best of all, we're finally getting a sense of the bigger picture, with suggestions that the series's perpetual dedicatee, Beatrice, plays a role in the orphans' fate. |
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