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commit  accept obligation  accomplish  accredit  achieve  agree  agree to  allocate  allot  answer for  assign  assure  authorize  be answerable for  be responsible for  be security for  bind  bring about  bring off  bring to pass  carry out  charge  charter  commend  commission  commit to prison  confide  confine  consecrate  consign  contract  contravene  covenant  dedicate  delegate  deliver  depute  deputize  destine  detach  detail  devolute  devolve  devolve upon  devote  do  do to  effect  effectuate  empower  enfeoff  engage  entrust  execute  give  give in charge  give in trust  go and do  go bail for  guarantee  hand over  have an understanding  imprison  incarcerate  infeudate  inflict  institutionalize  intern  license  make  make imperative  make incumbent  mission  move  obligate  oblige  offend  offer  ordain  pay  perform  perpetrate  perpetuate  pledge  post  produce  promise  pull  pull off  put away  realize  recommit  relegate  remand  remit  remove  render  require  saddle with  scandalize  send away  send out  send to jail  send up  sentence  set apart  shake hands on  shift  shut up  sin  submit  swear  take and do  take the vows  tie  transfer  transgress  trespass  trust  turn over  undertake  up and do  violate  vouchsafe  vow  warrant  wreak  
commitment  abandon  activity  affair  agency  agentship  agreement  allegiance  altruism  ardency  ardor  assigned task  assignment  attempt  authority  authorization  bounden duty  brevet  burden  business  call of duty  campaign  care  cause  charge  commendation  commission  commissioning  committal  committedness  consecration  consignment  constancy  contract  crusade  cure  deal  decidedness  decision  decisiveness  dedication  deference  definiteness  delegated authority  delegation  deputation  determinateness  determination  determinedness  devoir  devolution  devolvement  devotedness  devotion  devoutness  disinterest  disinterestedness  drive  duties and responsibilities  duty  earnestness  effort  embassy  empowerment  enfeoffment  engagement  enterprise  entrusting  entrustment  errand  ethics  executorship  exequatur  factorship  faith  faithfulness  fastness  fealty  fervency  fervidness  fervor  fidelity  fire  firmness  full power  great cause  hallowing  heartiness  heat  heatedness  homage  humility  impassionedness  imperative  infeodation  infeudation  intensity  intentness  interest  issue  jurisdiction  legation  license  lieutenancy  lifework  line of duty  loyalty  mandate  mass movement  mission  mittimus  modesty  movement  must  need  obligation  obstinacy  office  onus  operation  ordainment  ordination  ought  passion  passionateness  perseverance  persistence  place  plan  plenipotentiary power  power of attorney  power to act  preengagement  principle  procuration  program  project  proposition  proxy  purpose  purposefulness  purview  reason for being  recognizance  recommitment  regency  regentship  relegation  relentlessness  remand  remanding  resoluteness  resolution  resolve  resolvedness  respect  responsibility  right  sacrifice  self-abasement  self-abnegation  self-denial  self-devotion  self-effacement  self-forgetfulness  self-immolation  self-imposed duty  self-neglect  self-neglectfulness  self-renouncement  self-sacrif  
committed  abandoned  affianced  afire  altruistic  ardent  assured  beholden  beholden to  betrothed  bound  bound and determined  bounden  bounden to  burning  compromised  consecrated  constant  contracted  decided  decisive  dedicated  definite  determined  devoted  devout  disinterested  duty-bound  earnest  engaged  faithful  fast  fervent  fervid  fiery  flaming  guaranteed  hearty  heated  hot  hot-blooded  humble  impassioned  in duty bound  in earnest  indebted to  intended  intense  intent  intent on  loyal  modest  obligate  obligated  obliged  obliged to  obstinate  on fire  passionate  perfervid  persevering  persistent  pledged  plighted  promised  purposeful  red-hot  relentless  resolute  resolved  sacrificing  saddled  self-abasing  self-abnegating  self-abnegatory  self-denying  self-devoted  self-effacing  self-forgetful  self-immolating  self-neglectful  self-neglecting  self-renouncing  self-sacrificing  self-unconscious  selfless  serious  sincere  single-minded  spirited  staunch  steadfast  sworn  tenacious  tested  tied  tried  tried and true  true  unacquisitive  under obligation  underwritten  unpossessive  unpretentious  unselfish  unsparing of self  vehement  warm  warranted  white-hot  wholehearted  zealous  
committee  ad hoc committee  assemblee  assembly  assignation  at home  ball  board  body  brawl  cabinet  caucus  colloquium  commission  committee of one  conclave  concourse  congregation  congress  conventicle  convention  convocation  council  dance  date  delegation  deputation  diet  eisteddfod  festivity  fete  forgathering  forum  gathering  get-together  housewarming  levee  meet  meeting  mission  panel  party  plenum  prom  quorum  rally  reception  rendezvous  seance  session  shindig  sit-in  sitting  soiree  special committee  standing committee  subcommittee  symposium  synod  turnout  
committeeman  Greek  affiliate  associate  belonger  brother  card-carrier  card-carrying member  cardholder  charter member  clubber  clubman  clubwoman  committeewoman  comrade  conventioneer  conventioner  conventionist  district leader  dues-paying member  enlistee  enrollee  fellow  fraternity man  guildsman  honorary member  initiate  insider  joiner  life member  member  national chairman  one of us  party chairman  pledge  political worker  precinct captain  precinct leader  sister  socius  sorority girl  sorority woman  state chairman  

freveln Definition

Commit
(v. t.) To give in trust
Commit
(v. t.) To put in charge of a jailor
Commit
(v. t.) To do
Commit
(v. t.) To join for a contest
Commit
(v. t.) To pledge or bind
Commit
(v. t.) To confound.
Commit
(v. i.) To sin
Outrage
(v. t.) To rage in excess of.
Outrage
(n.) Injurious violence or wanton wrong done to persons or things
Outrage
(n.) Excess
Outrage
(n.) To commit outrage upon
Outrage
(n.) Specifically, to violate
Outrage
(v. t.) To be guilty of an outrage

commit an outrage Bedeutung

outrage a wantonly cruel act
scandalization
scandalisation
outrage 		the act of scandalizing
scandal
outrage 		a disgraceful event
indignation
outrage 		a feeling of righteous anger
give dedicate
consecrate commit devote 		give entirely to a specific person, activity, or cause, She committed herself to the work of God, give one's talents to a good cause, consecrate your life to the church
commit suicide kill oneself, the terminally ill patient committed suicide
shock offend scandalize
scandalise
appal
appall
outrage 		strike with disgust or revulsion, The scandalous behavior of this married woman shocked her friends
invest
put
commit place 		make an investment, Put money into bonds
commit institutionalize
institutionalise
send
charge 		cause to be admitted, of persons to an institution, After the second episode, she had to be committed, he was committed to prison
entrust
intrust
trust
confide
commit 		confer a trust upon, The messenger was entrusted with the general's secret, I commit my soul to God
commit practice engage in or perform, practice safe sex, commit a random act of kindness
rape
ravish
violate assault dishonor dishonour outrage 		force (someone) to have sex against their will, The woman was raped on her way home at night
desecrate
profane
outrage violate 		violate the sacred character of a place or language, desecrate a cemetery, violate the sanctity of the church, profane the name of God
perpetrate
commit
pull 		perform an act, usually with a negative connotation, perpetrate a crime, pull a bank robbery
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