COMMIT

Perform an act, usually with a negative connotation

Example: "Perpetrate a crime"

• perpetrate  14
• pull  6

• act  5
• move  9

• make  10
• recommit  14

Make a set of changes permanent

Example: "We committed the changes to the git repository"

Give entirely to a specific person, activity, or cause

Example: "She committed herself to the work of god"

• consecrate  14
• dedicate  12
• devote  10
• give  8

• apply  12
• employ  13
• use  3
• utilise  7
• utilize  16

• consecrate  14
• vow  9
• rededicate  14
• apply  12

Cause to be admitted; of persons to an institution

Example: "After the second episode, she had to be committed"

• charge  12
• institutionalise
• institutionalize
• send  5

• transfer  11

• hospitalise  16
• hospitalize  25

Confer a trust upon

Example: "The messenger was entrusted with the general's secret"

• confide  13
• entrust  7
• intrust  7
• trust  5

• give  8
• hand  8
• pass  6
• pass on
• reach  10
• turn over

• commend  14
• charge  12
• consign  10
• recommit  14
• • obligate  11
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Make an investment

Example: "Put money into bonds"

• invest  9
• place  9
• put  5

• drop  7
• expend  16
• spend  8

• fund  8
• roll over
• shelter  10
• job  12
• • speculate  13
  • buy into
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Engage in or perform

Example: "Practice safe sex"

• practice  14

Transfer to another place so something can be kept or preserved

Example: "He committed the poem to memory"