Sentence examples for a dedicated word from inspiring English sources

A dedicated word collector picks up one that's bad, but also kind of alluring.

I used a dedicated word processor in business and bought a PC immediately prior to retirement.

Losing electricity for a day or two every week or a for few hours every other day is so much a part of living in India that there is a dedicated word for the phenomenon: "load-shedding".

With its mystical landscapes of snow-blanketed mountains, dramatic fjords and glittering white frozen lakes, it seems only natural that Norway should have a dedicated word to encapsulate the enjoyment and sense of well-being that comes of being outdoors: friluftsliv, which translates as "open-air living".

(When I referred to it as my computer, someone more knowledgeable pointed out that my machine was not a computer. It was a dedicated word processor. "Oh, okay then," I said, as if I understood the difference).

In the early '80s, I was the first of my writer friends to buy a dedicated word processor, the Kaypro II, that was called "portable" since it folded up like a suitcase, but was more the size and weight of a sewing machine.

"He was a dedicated son".

Each presents you with a full-screen, monochrome window absent of taskbars and menus; the experience is that of typing on an old-fashioned dedicated word processor, with every other function of a modern PC hidden from view.

That was unusual for its time or any time: the PC was introduced to a hobbyist community against a backdrop of non-programmable "information appliances" like dedicated word processors.

I managed the development of training programs, a unique call center hotline (which supported three dedicated word processing systems and 10 word processing software packages even in Spanish) so that temps could be more productive on the job.

Dedicated word processors, purpose-built machines of the 1970s, had a good run of about 10 years.