"Commit" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Commit" Meaning

To commit means to make a firm decision or promise to do something, or to give up one's right to something. It can also mean to entrust or confide something or someone to someone's care or responsibility.

"Commit" Examples

Commit

1. Verb

"She committed to finishing the project within the deadline." (to promise or agree to do something)
"He committed a mistake by not double-checking the math." (to make a mistake or do something wrong)
"The company committed to reducing its carbon footprint by 50%." (to make a promise or agreement to do something)

2. Noun

"The act of committing to marriage is a lifelong promise." (the act of making a promise or agreement)
"A crime of passion is a crime that is committed in the heat of the moment." (an act of wrongdoing or offense)
"The team's season was ended when they committed the fatal error." (a decisive and often decisive movement or act)

3. Computer science

"The software requires a strong password to commit changes to the code." (to save or write changes to a computer file or program)
"The database commit statement ensures data integrity and accuracy." (a command or instruction to save or write changes to a computer file or program)