v. to carry through as a process to completion
He claimed that he had not committed the crime.
He claimed that he had not committed the crime.
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He committed a felony.
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What is the crime that some people believe Mrs. Donaldson had committed before she died?
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She is committed to health and balance in everyday living.
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The police interrogated Gavrik to find out if he committed the crime.
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When a girl completes testing and is fully committed to the convent, what does she receive?
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Why had Kalasin committed suicide?
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They committed the robbery with complete sangfroid.
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What disease is Bill committed to bring the number of cases down to zero?
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Olivia finds an article that claims that Alan has committed what crime?
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He is a committed socialist.
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Who did Debbie think committed the crimes?
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They are committed to working things out together amicably.
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Who did Ellen think committed the kidnapping?
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Who had Sam thought Officer Borsch would accuse of stealing the money if she could not figure ut who had committed the crime?
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performed; accomplished; carried out
failed
3 syllables
com-mit-ted
fitted
it'd
knitted
pitted
whitted
witted
acquitted
admitted
emitted
omitted
permitted
refitted
remitted
submitted
transmitted
readmitted
recommited
resubmitted
ununremitted
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