recommit

Renew one's dedication

Recommit means to commit again.

You might recommit to a goal after losing focus: After the holidays, I recommitted to my fitness routine.

In legislative contexts, to recommit a bill is to send it back to committee for further consideration.

The word also applies to returning someone to custody or confinement.

pledge

reaffirm

State again with conviction

reassert · reconfirm · reiterate · restate · renewal · reengagement · reassurance · restatement · recommencement · reinauguration

determination

resolve

Firmness of purpose

willpower · grit · fortitude · resilience · endurance · conviction · dedication · diligence · drive · constancy

devotion

faith

Trust without proof

fidelity · fealty · dedication · bond · attachment · troth · solidarity · support · dependability · trustworthiness

legal

remand

Return for further proceedings

confine · institutionalize · custody · hearing · sentencing · parole · probation · court · judge · detention

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commitment renewal

recommitabandon

Leave behind permanently

renounce · forsake · quit · withdraw · give up

legislative/procedural action

recommitpass

Move beyond or decline

advance · approve · enact · finalize · adopt

incarceration

recommitrelease

To let go

free · discharge · liberate · parole · let go

Family

recommitted, recommits, recommitting, recommitment, precommitment, recommitments

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