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Definition of dutiful - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
responsibilityshowing a strong sense of responsibility
- She is a dutiful student who always completes her assignments.
2.
respectacting out of respect and obligation
- The dutiful son visited his parents every weekend.
Origin of dutiful
Middle English, dute (due) + ful (full of)
Examples of dutiful in a sentence
Her dutiful nature earned her much respect. Her dutiful nature made her a reliable employee. He was a dutiful student, always completing his assignments.
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- French:consciencieux, respectueux, ...
- German:pflichtbewusst, pflichtgetreu, ...
- Italian:diligente, obbediente, ...
- Spanish:responsable, respetuoso, ...
- Portuguese:responsável, obediente, ...
- Chinese:尽责的, 恭敬的, ...
- Japanese:責任感の強い, 孝行な, ...
- Arabic:مَسْؤول, مطيع, ...
- Hebrew:מְמַלֵּא חוֹבוֹתָיו, מְמוּשׁמָע, ...
- Russian:добросовестный, послушный, ...
- Ukrainian:відповідальний, відданий, ...
- Hindi:कर्तव्यनिष्ठ, आज्ञाकारी, ...
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