noun

committing

kuh-MIH-tihng

noun

The act of doing or carrying out something, especially a crime or wrongdoing.

"Committing the same mistake twice suggests he wasn't paying attention."

How to Use Committing

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishThe act of carrying something out, typically an offense or a decision.

Common pairings

committing a crime committing to a decision

committings plural

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_____ the same mistake twice suggests he wasn't paying attention.

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