committed
v.v. feeling very loyal to a person, a group, or a goal. You use this when you are willing to give a lot of time and energy to something because you believe in it.
v. pledged or bound to a certain course of action, person, or ideology. Characterised by a strong sense of loyalty and a willingness to dedicate significant effort over a long period.
She is a committed member of the local choir.
The company is looking for committed employees who want to grow with the business over the next decade.
Remaining committed to one's principles during a political crisis requires a level of personal integrity that often comes at a high professional cost.
Typically followed by the preposition 'to' and a noun or gerund.
He is committed to finish the workHe is committed to finishing the workWhen 'committed to' is followed by a verb, that verb must be in the -ing form (gerund) because 'to' is a preposition here, not part of an infinitive.