Correct spelling, explanation: the correct spelling committed is a past tense or past participle form of the verb commit. The origin reaches back to the Latin form committere meaning to send or to give over. The spelling of the core verb commit may be misleading because it is spelled with only one consonant t, but the spelling commited is wrong.
Definition of committed:
adjective, loyal, devoted, bound to something or someone.
Example sentences with committed:
Women usually seek for honest and committed men.
Jane is a very committed Christian.
John hadn’t been committed to his work and soon he was dismissed.
Incorrect spelling, explanation: the spelling with one t is incorrect. The origin of the correct form, committed, points to spelling with double t.
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I think that you have a spelling error (commited) in the first sentence on this page:
“Correct spelling, explaination: the correct spelling commited is a past tense or past participle form of the verb commit.”
Correctly, the sentence should read:
Correct spelling, explaination: the correct spelling committed is a past tense or past participle form of the verb commit.
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