Commit
Verb
UK
/kəˈmɪt/
US
/kəˈmɪt/
Definition
To promise or dedicate oneself; to do something wrong.
Example
"He committed a mistake."
"The thief committed a crime when he stole money from the store."
"She committed to practicing piano daily so she could perform in the school concert."
Explanation
Commit means to promise, decide firmly, or dedicate yourself to doing something. For example, someone to getcan commit to studying every day or commit to helping a friend. It can also mean doing something wrong, like committing a crime. In daily life, it often refers to making a strong decision and following through. For example, “He committed to learning English for one hour every day.” The word is about responsibility and action, whether for something good (commit to a goal) or bad (commit a crime).