Definition of Undertaking
Undertaking
un·der·tak·ing
Definition/Meaning
(noun)
A task or project that requires effort and dedication.
e.g. The company's new undertaking aims to reduce carbon emissions by 50%.
(noun)
the action of taking on a project, task, or business with the intention of completing it;
e.g. Her undertaking of the project was based on her personal interest in its success.
(noun)
a formal guarantee, promise, or pledge to do something or ensure that it is done;
e.g. He gave his undertaking that he would personally supervise their work.
(noun)
the profession of arranging/managing funerals, including preparing bodies for burial;
e.g. She joined the family undertaking business when she was old enough.
(verb)
taking on a task or responsibility, committing to a business or project;
e.g. I didn't think I was capable of undertaking so much responsibility, but I surprised myself.
(verb)
promising or pledging to do a particular thing, guaranteeing that the thing will be done;
e.g. He is undertaking to make healthy food more affordable during his time in power.
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